GRADUATION PROGRAM May - June 2014 May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014

The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas AC, presiding

Darwin Convention Centre Thursday 29 May 2014 Friday 30 May 2014

Adelaide Convention Centre Tuesday 17 June 2014

Alice Springs Convention Centre Thursday 19 June 2014 Charles Darwin University

The Graduation Ceremony

Students participating in university graduation ceremonies join a rich tradition, which dates back to the 12th Century. The ceremony, presided over by the Chancellor, serves as the official conferral of awards obtained by students. Prior to the ceremony they are “graduands” – those eligible to graduate - but upon conferral they become graduates.

The Academic dress comprises a gown, and depending on the level of award, a stole or hood and a trencher or bonnet. In line with British university graduation tradition, the Charles Darwin University Chancellor’s robes are embroidered with gold thread, while the Vice-Chancellor’s robes are embroidered with silver. The official regalia worn by members of the Academic Procession reflect the diversity of qualifications and universities represented - the hoods worn by graduating students identify them as a Charles Darwin University graduate in their chosen discipline.

The official conferral of awards takes place during the ceremony and is undertaken by the Chancellor. After the official conferral of awards, each student will be individually acknowledged and presented with their award. This public acknowledgement is a very important part of the ceremony - it gives the graduate an opportunity to be congratulated on their achievement and it also serves to validate the student’s graduate status.

The Chancellor’s Chair

The Chancellor’s chair was a gift to the University from the Australian National University in 2009, and was made by Mr Timothy Foster. Mr Foster is a professional furniture maker and teacher with over 30 years’ experience in industry, and divides his time between working for commission and teaching. The chair is made from Delinia timber, which is a species native to New Guinea, where it was sustainably sourced and certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. It was chosen for its rich colour, fine grain, stability and strength, and also its relevance in proximity to Darwin.

The Vice-Chancellor’s and Deputy Chancellor’s chairs were made in 2011 by Mr Matt Davidson. Mr Davidson is a local furniture craftsman and builder whose work can be seen throughout Darwin, including the CDU Chancellery building and the Darwin Convention Centre. These chairs were designed to complement the Chancellor’s chair and are made from Silky Oak. This timber was chosen for its contrasting colour, although the figure and grain are very similar to the Chancellor’s chair.

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The Seasons Fanfare

The Seasons Fanfare was commissioned by Charles Darwin University to coincide with its 25th Anniversary. Composed by Dr Leif Sundstrup, the work celebrates both the diverse Territory seasons and the celebration of the university ritual with understated transformations representing the Darwinian principles of life. Although a modern work in contraction, the fanfare is both accessible and memorable, framing the academic environment and lasting tradition of the Charles Darwin University.

The Fanfare represents both the antiquity and grandeur of university life, based on three recurring and transforming themes: The University, The Dignitaries, and The Seasons. Amongst the developing musical subjects throughout the fanfare can be heard distinct representations of the seasons including ‘the build up’ with thunder storms, slow moving breezes of the tranquil dry, and a hint of the Darwin’s Finches (Galápagos finches) which played an important part in his theories.

The work is written in a traditionally classical style to reflect the long and important history of the Charles Darwin University and its maturation over the past twenty-five years.

The Mace

For thousands of years the mace has been used as a symbol of government. Originally a weapon in the shape of a club, often spiked, it has evolved to become a decorative and ceremonial object of great value and beauty. The ceremonial mace is documented to have been used since the 16th Century. Carried by a Mace Bearer, it is intended to represent the protection of a person of authority, such as reigning monarchs and religious leaders. Oxford University began using a mace for ceremonial occasions in the late 16th Century and Cambridge University adopted a mace in 1626.

The mace is traditionally a gift, and the Charles Darwin University Mace was gifted from Flinders University Council in 2010. Glenice Lesley Matthews was commissioned to design and make the University Mace. Glenice Matthews, well known for her work as a silversmith, designed and made the Mace for Edith Cowan University.

Work on the design for the CDU Mace began in late 2010 and final approval of the design was given by the Chancellor in early 2011. It incorporates images of a “flame of knowledge” linking to the traditional use of firesticks as a way of passing on knowledge, Charles Darwin’s telescope and the pandanus. The CDU brand features strongly on a tropical timber shaft with bands of sterling silver and yellow gold.

Before completing the piece, however, Glenice Matthews passed away. Completion of the project was entrusted to Samuel Farmer, a silversmith who worked with Glenice for more than 20 years. In 1984, he designed and made the Ceremonial Mace and President’s Medallion for Pittsburg State University, Kansas, USA.

The Mace of Charles Darwin University represents the authority of the University Council and its head, the Chancellor, and was first used in May Graduation Ceremonies in 2013.

4 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 A Message from the Chancellor

As Chancellor of Charles Darwin University it is an honour and a privilege to congratulate the graduands of 2014.

Based on 50 years of education tradition, Charles Darwin University was formed through the merger of the Northern Territory University, Centralian College, the Northern Territory Rural College and the Menzies School of Health Research. This dynamic institution has grown into a place of learning for an increasing number of Territorians and people from across our nation and the world.

Charles Darwin University offers an increasingly flexible approach to education, with a wide range of study options, high standards of teaching and an engaging learning environment. This is a university that aims to inspire its students to acquire the skills and knowledge to change their worlds for their own good and the good of the community.

As well as being a celebration of knowledge, graduation ceremonies allow students to share their pride and satisfaction in achieving their goals with their family, friends, and the University staff who have supported and encouraged them throughout their studies.

Graduation should not be a farewell to Charles Darwin University. We look forward to welcoming back our graduates as members of the Alumni or through continuing formal studies and to the many symposia, lectures, concerts and events held at the University each year.

Congratulations again to the graduates of 2014. We have no doubt we will be hearing of your achievements in your work and the community in the future.

Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas AC Chancellor

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This is a very important event in your life as you graduate from Charles Darwin University. You will have grown in knowledge and understanding during your time as a student at the University and, by making the most of your university experiences will make a difference not only to your own future and that of your family, but importantly to the Northern Territory and the community in which you live and work.

You are part of a dynamic and rapidly changing world particularly in the generation of new knowledge and innovative approaches to solving complex globally relevant problems – ongoing change is quite simply part of life. Change also provides opportunities and challenges that I hope you will embrace and as a result make a real contribution to the adaptive and evolving society in which we live. Remember Charles Darwin, the namesake of our University, once said: “It is not the strongest of the species that survive, not the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.”

We live in an age where information on any subject is growing at an ever-increasing rate and technology is rapidly changing the way we live, work and enjoy ourselves. To respond to this changing environment, and to be a successful contributor to it, you must continue to learn and to strive to apply what you have learned to the challenges you face. I hope your time at Charles Darwin University has given you a thirst for life long learning and that you will be open to new ideas, and to doing things differently and for the better in the years ahead.

As a graduate of Charles Darwin University, you join the Alumni of a university that provides vibrant learning, life-changing experiences and graduating individuals with the ability to be excellent thinkers, workers and members of society: a university that equips its graduates with the generic skills to thrive in a complex world.

I hope you have enjoyed your university experience and that you will continue to learn and, through your words and actions, contribute to the development and reputation of Charles Darwin University, a university that aspires to work with its alumni, wherever they may be, to provide an enriching experience.

This ceremony is one of celebration; you have achieved a significant milestone and we are proud of you. We join with your family and friends in saying “congratulations” and best wishes for a bright and rewarding future.

Professor Simon Maddocks Vice-Chancellor

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Order of Proceedings

The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standing The Seasons Fanfare

The National Anthem The Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem

Welcome Address The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas, AC

Occasional Address Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Maddocks

Musical Presentation

The Conferring of Degrees and Awards Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Including Bachelor of Clinical Sciences Menzies School of Health Research Doctor of Philosophy Faculty of Vocational Education and Training School of Trades

Presentation of Medals The University Medal – Higher Education Ms Sivakami Meera Nagendra Ms Hanna Elisabeth Bjoern

The Chancellor’s Medal – Higher Education Mr Adrian Ludwig Gurra

Graduate Response Mr Kelly William Munro

The Academic Procession will retire with the Assembly standing

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Order of Proceedings

The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standing The Seasons Fanfare

The National Anthem The Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem

Welcome Address The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas, AC

Honorary Award and Occasional Address Doctor of Science, Honoris Causa Mr Jiro Okada

Musical Presentation

The Conferring of Degrees and Awards Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts School of Business School of Creative Arts and Humanities School of Law Doctor of Philosophy Faculty of Vocational Education and Training School of Primary Industries School of VET Health, Community and Children’s Services

Graduate Response Ms Patricia Mariano Tamayo

The Academic Procession will retire with the Assembly standing

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Order of Proceedings

The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standing The Seasons Fanfare

The National Anthem The Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem

Welcome Address The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas, AC

Honorary Award Doctor of Education, Honoris Causa Ms Waymamba Yinamara Gaykamangu

Occasional Address Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Maddocks

Musical Presentation

The Conferring of Degrees and Awards Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts School of Education Australian Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Education Doctor of Philosophy Faculty of Vocational Education and Training School of Business and Service Industries

Presentation of Medals The University Medal – Vocational Education and Training Mr Timothy Luke Myers

The Chancellor’s Medal – Vocational Education and Training Ms Calista Fayme Hudson Mr Seunghan Oh

Graduate Response Ms Katie Anne Eadie

The Academic Procession will retire with the Assembly standing

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Order of Proceedings

The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standing The Seasons Fanfare

The National Anthem The Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem

Welcome Address The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas, AC

Occasional Address Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Maddocks

The Conferring of Degrees and Awards Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Menzies School of Health Research Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Australian Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Education Doctor of Philosophy Faculty of Vocational Education and Training

Presentation of Medals The Chancellor’s Medal – Higher Education Mr Oswald Marino Petrucco

Graduate Response Mr Blake Ryan Hammat

The Academic Procession will retire with the Assembly standing

10 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Alice Springs Convention Centre Thursday 19 June 2014 - 7.00pm

Order of Proceedings

The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standing The Seasons Fanfare

The National Anthem The Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem

Welcome Address The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas, AC

Occasional Address Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Maddocks

The Conferring of Degrees and Awards Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Australian Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Education Doctor of Philosophy Faculty of Vocational Education and Training

Graduate Response Ms Lynette Suzanne Down

The Academic Procession will retire with the Assembly standing

Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 11 Doctor of Philosophy

Indrawati Yudha Asmara Beau James Austin Thesis Title: Risk Status of Selected Thesis Title: Success Factors for Indigenous Indigenous Chicken Breeds in Java, Wildlife-based Enterprise in Northern Indonesia: Challenges and Opportunities for Australia Conservation Though exceedingly valuable in many This research establishes the risk status of ways, much of the Indigenous estate in three indigenous chicken breeds in Java. It northern Australia has limited potential investigates how and why these breeds are for market-based economic development. kept and determines the financial incentives However, some Indigenous Australians are required ensuring participation of keepers in using wildlife commercially to supplement formal conservation / breeding programs of livelihoods, expand natural resource these breeds. The research adopts a mixed- management capacity and enhance their methods approach, combining case-study ability to maintain cultural obligations on research with expert interviews and a mainly country. In this research, three case studies quantitative survey of chicken keepers. The were constructed to analyse success factors survey elicits socio-demographic data and for Indigenous wildlife-based enterprises in details about chicken production systems. northern Australia. Nine field trips to three Willingness to participate in chicken sites were conducted. Seven key success conservation is measured using contingent factors were identified: the resource base; valuation. The research identifies that minimal anti-use sentiment; demonstrable the breeds are at risk of extinction and sustainability; markets; access; social capital; safeguarding the breeds into the future will and supportive institutions. This thesis will require concerted conservation efforts. A be of interest to Indigenous people and successful conservation effort should address communities, development practitioners, various aspects of chicken production policy-makers and natural resource systems including feed, chicken health and managers working in livelihood development breeding strategies. Conservation payments and sustainable use of wildlife. The case should be offered to keepers as financial studies within provide examples of natural incentives to prevent them from switching resource-based enterprises that allow to non-indigenous breeds. Indigenous Indigenous people to engage in market- chicken breeds are an important part of based commerce from remote communities animal genetic diversity. This research in northern Australia. contributes significantly to the conservation and management of indigenous chicken breeds in Indonesia by providing robust at-risk estimates and laying the scientific foundations for a systematic and holistic conservation approach.

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Bridget Emily Barber Karen Borgelt Thesis Title: Plasmodium Knowlesi: Thesis Title: First and Second Order Epidemiology, Clinical Features, Diagnosis Leaders and Leadership: A New Model for and Pathogenesis Understanding the Roles and Interactions between Leaders and Managers Working The monkey parasite Plasmodium knowlesi in Contemporary Australian-based commonly causes human malaria in Organisations Undergoing Change Malaysian Borneo. This thesis aimed to investigate the epidemiology, clinical Continuous demands for quick results, an features, diagnosis and pathogenesis ever improving bottom line, shorter time of knowlesi malaria. Studies included frames and constant change have had retrospective review of malaria records at particular impact on the role of leadership, a district hospital in northeast Sabah; a which has become more nebulous 20-year review of malaria notifications to the over the past 25 years and yet, at the Sabah Health Department; and a prospective same time, is held more responsible for study of all malaria patients admitted organisational success. The central research to a tertiary-referral hospital in Sabah. question ‘What is the role of leaders and We found that P. knowlesi was the most leadership in contemporary Australian- common cause of malaria in Sabah, with based organisations undergoing change?’ incidence increasing. P. knowlesi was the addresses whether existing leadership most common cause of severe malaria at the practice is meeting modern organisational tertiary hospital, with risk of severe disease demands and identifies how our current 3-fold that of P. falciparum. Clinical features and future leaders can be better supported and risk factors for severity are described, in a changing organisational context. The and diagnostic methods evaluated. These investigation finds that leadership continues studies confirm the importance of knowlesi to evolve as a discipline and provides new malaria as a public health problem in insights into the nature and neuroscience Sabah and extend the existing information behind contemporary leadership; provides regarding the epidemiological, clinical guidelines and a framework for improving features, diagnosis and treatment of the performance and competence of knowlesi malaria. contemporary Australian-based leaders; and identifies eight ways in which leadership can be hijacked from its intended purpose. In so doing this research makes an original contribution to empirical and theoretical work in the field of leadership practice, education policy and design.

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Gregory Allan Cartan Helene Nalini Chinivasagam Thesis Title: Organising Tourism Providers Thesis Title: Fate of Key Food-borne on Remote Touring Tracks as Geographically Pathogens Associated with Intensive Pig and Distributed Teams Poultry Farming Environments

This study explains the organisation of Intensive pig and poultry farming in tourism providers on remote touring Australia can be a source of pathogens tracks (RTTs) as geographically distributed with implications for food-safety and/ teams (GDTs). The GDT framework or human illness. Seven studies were comprised seven elements: geographic undertaken with the following objectives: dispersion, information and communication assess the types of zoonotic pathogens in technologies, team membership, cultural waste; assess the transfer of pathogens diversity, shared mindset, collaboration, during re-use both within the shed and and leadership. Two similar Australian externally in the environment; and the case studies, the Gunbarrel Highway and potential for movement of pathogens via the Oodnadatta Track were examined. The aerosols. In the first and second studies the results present a rich description of the extent of zoonotic pathogens was evaluated organisation of tourism providers on RTTs. in both piggery effluent and chicken litter The study is of practical significance to and Salmonella and Campylobacter were tourism providers on RTTs, as it provides detected in both wastes. In the third study insight into the practical functioning of these the dynamics of Salmonella during litter destinations. It also identifies and classifies re-use was examined and results showed tourism providers, their locations and a trend for lower Salmonella levels and how they interact. These insights have the serovar diversity in re-used litter compared potential to assist tourism providers reflect to new litter. Thus, re-use within the poultry on current practice and consider future farming system posed no increased risk. The possibilities. The utility of the GDT lens as fourth study addressed the direct risks of a diagnostic framework and as a prognostic pathogens to farm workers due to re-use of tool was affirmed. piggery effluent within the pig shed. Based on air-borne Escherichia coli (E. coli) levels, re-using effluent did not pose a risk. In the fifth study high levels of Arcobacter spp. were detected in effluent ponds and freshly irrigated soils with potential food-safety risks during the irrigation of food-crops and pasture. The sixth and seventh studies addressed the risks from aerosols from mechanically ventilated sheds. Staphylococci were shown to have potential as markers, with air-borne levels gradually dropping and reaching background levels at 400 m distance. Salmonella was detected (at low levels) both inside and outside the shed (at 10 m). Campylobacter was detected only once inside the shed during the 3-year period (at low levels). Results showed there was minimal risk to humans living adjacent to poultry farms. This is the first comprehensive analysis studying key food- safety pathogens and potential public health risks associated with intensively farmed pigs and poultry in Australia.

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Marisa Annetta Fogarty Veronica Angela French Thesis Title: From Card Games to Poker Thesis Title: An Investigation of Machines: Gambling in Remote Aboriginal Microcontaminant Impacts in Darwin Communities in the Northern Territory Harbour Using the Tropical Marine Snail Telescopium telescopium This thesis presents a comprehensive analysis of the gambling activities of This thesis investigated microcontaminants Aboriginal people living in remote areas of in Darwin Harbour and looked for evidence the Northern Territory, Australia. Extended of effects on the marine snail Telescopium fieldwork was carried out in the remote telescopium. Water, sediment and T. community of Maningrida, Arnhem Land. telescopium from estuarine sites exposed The research focused on card games to treated wastewater and corresponding played in the community. In addition, reference sites were screened for a range research was conducted in a large urban of microcontaminants. The bioassays gambling venue in Darwin, the capital YES and YAS were used to assess (anti) of the Northern Territory, that examined estrogenic and (anti)androgenic activity. remote Aboriginal people’s access to, and Tissues of T. telescopium were analysed use of, poker machines (electronic gaming for microcontaminants, along with machines). The findings describe complex nitrogen (δ15N) and carbon (δ13C) stable social, economic and political processes at isotope analysis to obtain information work within both community card games on the biological uptake of nutrients and the urban gambling venue from an from wastewater effluent. Histopathology anthropological perspective. The findings was carried out to provide health status suggest that Aboriginal people in Maningrida information. The results demonstrate that benefit socially, economically and politically wastewater effluent is a major source through membership in the informal of microcontaminants to the marine regulatory structures that existed within environment of Darwin Harbour, aquatic card games. However, the community also organisms are exposed to complex mixtures identified problems relating to card games, of chemicals of unknown toxicity and T. particularly in relation to the impact of telescopium is a suitable bioindicator for card games on children. This research also sewage-derived compounds. found that, although playing poker machines in an urban gambling environment was an activity that remote Aboriginal people engaged in and enjoyed, it did not offer the same social and economic opportunities as card games. There was a distinct reliance on social relationships within the urban gambling venue, and the efforts and attempts made by people to continue to gamble in groups (despite the individualised nature of poker machines) was significant. Aside from winning a large sum of money, the economic benefits for remote Aboriginal people attending the venue were minimal. The information gathered through this fieldwork has significant implications in terms of the development of relevant harm- minimisation strategies. Finally, the research found that the Aboriginal people involved in this research defined ‘problem gambling’ differently from mainstream definitions. The research found that Aboriginal people defined ‘problem gambling’ as a person neglecting or rejecting social relationships and obligations as a result of gambling. The findings from this research identify a significant need for the development of a national strategy in Australia to address the issues that Aboriginal people face in relation to gambling.

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Robert William Gillett Anthony David Griffiths Thesis Title: Elucidation of the Thesis Title: Beds are Burning: Small Photochemical Reactions Involved Mammal Responses to Fire in Tropical in the Production and Destruction of Savannas of Northern Australia Formaldehyde, Hydrogen Peroxide and Methyl Hydroperoxide The use of fire to manage and conserve biodiversity is an ongoing challenge Observations of three atmospheric gases, throughout the world. An analysis of formaldehyde, hydrogen peroxide and published data covering over 100 different methyl hydroperoxide, were made at small mammal species found that the overall Aspendale (38.02519°S, 145.10154°E; negative effect of fire was relatively small but located about 27 km from the Melbourne city significantly greater for species dependent centre on a bearing of about 153°SSE) from on fire-sensitive habitats (e.g. rainforests) 2 September 1999 until 25 February 2001. and those with body mass between 101- The observations showed that the average 1000 g. The response of five small mammal mixing ratios of formaldehyde, hydrogen species to fire during a landscape-scale fire peroxide and methyl hydroperoxide in the experiment in Kakadu National Park fire was atmosphere were 747 ± 14 ppt, 828 ± 15 examined. Growth rates were not influenced ppt and 171 ± 4 ppt, respectively. Simple by different fire regimes but survival and kinetic equations were derived to calculate recruitment were reduced for a number of the mixing ratios at 40°S latitude during species when the fire intensity was high. summer midday. The calculated mixing Spatially explicit population viability analysis ratios were very close to the observed demonstrated that frequency of fires rather mixing ratios, indicating the simple kinetic than extent presents the greatest risk to equations included all the major production population persistence and indicates that and destruction reactions in clean air. The prevailing fire management regimes may be observed mixing ratios compared closely unfavourable for some species. to the mixing ratios of the gases which were predicted with an air pollution model linked to a Chemical Transport Model (TAPM/CTM). The average mixing ratios of formaldehyde, hydrogen peroxide and methyl hydroperoxide from TAPM/CTM were 696 ± 11 ppt, 743 ± 6 ppt and 107 ± 1 ppt respectively. It is expected that the atmospheric fate of methyl peroxy radicals is controlled by the mixing ratio of nitric oxide. Methyl peroxy radicals in the atmosphere can have two possible fates. One is to produce formaldehyde after reacting with nitric oxide and then oxygen to produce formaldehyde. The other is to react with hydroperoxyl radicals to produce methyl hydroperoxide. The formation of formaldehyde should preferentially occur in polluted Melbourne air when nitric oxide mixing ratios are high. Conversely, methyl hydroperoxide should preferentially form in clean Melbourne air after a cool change brings air that has very low nitric oxide mixing ratios. The results of the observations show that the ratio of methyl hydroperoxide to formaldehyde is low during north-westerly winds with high nitric oxide mixing ratios and high during south-westerly winds with very low nitric oxide mixing ratios. This proved that nitric oxide does actually control the formation of formaldehyde and methyl hydroperoxide in urban air masses.

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Kim Maree Hare Michelle Larraine Ibbett Thesis Title: The Bacteriology of Thesis Title: The Role of Broad-Scale, Multi- Bronchiectasis and Impact of Azithromycin Species Monitoring for Conservation, with on Upper and Lower Airway Bacteria Particular Reference to Small Mammals in and Resistance in Australian Indigenous Kakadu National Park Children In this thesis I describe a body of work Bronchiectasis is common in Australian designed to investigate recent evidence Indigenous children. Early detection, of decline in the biodiversity, particularly knowledge of causation, and appropriate small native mammals that inhabit Kakadu treatment are needed to prevent disease National Park. Through an extensive progression and early death in adulthood. fieldwork program involving surveying This is the first research on the bacteriology historic and new sites, I provide further of bronchiectasis in Australian Indigenous evidence of change in mammal populations children. The main bacterial pathogens within the Park and provide evidence that were the same as in other children with this these changes are related to a number of disease. Additionally, the same strains were threatening processes including invasion by found in upper and lower airway specimens, the cane toad and potentially inappropriate strongly supporting the hypothesis that fire regimes. I go on to discuss the use aspiration of nasopharyngeal secretions of broad-scale biodiversity monitoring contributes to the pathology. The antibiotic programs as a tool for managers to gain azithromycin was associated with reduced a better understanding of the nature and nasopharyngeal carriage of the three extent of changes in biodiversity within main bacteria, but increased carriage Kakadu National Park. I also provide some of azithromycin-resistant organisms. In examples of how existing programs could a clinical trial, respiratory exacerbation be expanded and improved to enhance the frequency was significantly reduced in capacity of park managers to detect and children who received azithromycin respond to biodiversity management issues compared to placebo, possibly due to in a timely and effective manner. reduced aspiration of secretions. This is encouraging and research continues. Therese Kearns Thesis Title: Scabies and Strongyloidiasis Andrew George Hemming Prevalence before and after a Mass Drug Thesis Title: Is Bentham’s Vision of a Administration in a Remote Aboriginal Comprehensive Criminal Code Suitable as a Community in the Northern Territory Model Design for a Code? Aim: Effects of mass drug administration The thesis examined whether Jeremy (MDA) on the prevalence of scabies and Bentham’s concept of a criminal code strongyloidiasis in a remote Aboriginal having no blank spaces, thereby minimising community. Method: A population census the role of the common law and judicial and MDA was conducted at month 0 and interpretation, was first, desirable and 12 to screen participants for scabies and secondly, achievable. The central question strongyloidiasis and administer medications. was to examine whether Bentham’s vision of Participants were administered a stat dose of the legislature clearly stating its intentions 200 µg/kg ivermectin unless their weight was sufficient for the ordinary citizen to fully <15 kg or pregnant. Participants diagnosed comprehend his or her criminal liability was with scabies and/or strongyloidiasis received beyond the capacity of any criminal code a 2nd treatment 2-3 weeks after the first architect in the 21st century. The conclusion medication was administered. Results: At reached was that the development in month 0, 1012 (80%) participants were criminal law theory since Bentham’s death screened, scabies prevalence was 4% and in 1832, most notably the U.S. Model Penal strongyloidiasis was 21%. At month 12, 1060 Code in 1962 and the Model Criminal participants were screened, 702 that had Code in Australia in 1992, leaves open the been seen previously and 358 new entries. possibility that Bentham’s vision is more The prevalence of scabies increased to 9% achievable today than in Bentham’s own era. from an outbreak associated with a crusted scabies participant whilst strongyloidiasis prevalence decreased to 6%. Conclusion: MDA reduced the strongyloidiasis prevalence but was unable to sustain a reduction in scabies prevalence.

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Glynis Lorel Lee Saqib Mumtaz Thesis Title: Balancing of Borderlines: Thesis Title: Soil Microbiology of Bushland Printmaking Pathways into Multi-faceted Subject to Pond Water Irrigation at Ranger Identities of Australian-born Chinese Uranium Mine

In this globalised world where people of Soil microorganisms may respond to different cultures are interspersing at an metal stress by a shift in microbial increasing rate, many individuals of mixed community from metal sensitive to metal cultural heritage are searching for a sense of resistant microorganisms. In this study belonging. While some are content to move microbes isolated from soils irrigated with from one culture to another, others find wastewater from Ranger Uranium Mine themselves on the borderlines or in-between in northern Australia were tested both for cultures. Through visual art, some of their resistance to uranium (U), and their these individuals have expressed their community level responses to variations identity through a mix of cultural and other in soil U and physicochemical parameters. influences. This practice-based research Microbes isolated from soil by culturing concentrates on these multi-faceted cultural grew under different (field) concentrations spaces in trying to understand this position of U added to culture media in the form of uncertainty. Through printmaking, silk of uranyl nitrate and fungi out-competed paper sculptural forms, calligraphy, audio- the bacteria in media with very high U visual and installation works, studio process concentrations. However, this shift from investigates multiple identity constructions bacteria to fungi that occurred in culture of Australians with Chinese heritage, was not observed in soils with very high in particular, those born in Australia. U concentrations under field conditions. Investigation focuses on expressing diversity, This suggests that the U present in the field cultural identity issues and representing the may be less bioavailable than U added to persistent and oscillating search for a sense the culture media. Moreover, there was of place on the borderlines of cultures. no difference in the cultured microbial community isolated from soils with different U concentrations which may be due to Muamaroh the fact that culturing technique captures Thesis Title: Improving Indonesian only less than 1% of the soil microbial University Students’ Spoken English using community. To explore this further, the Group Work and Cooperative Learning soil microbial community was measured by culture-independent next generation This study explores approaches to improving sequencing using the 454 platform or the spoken English skills of students at a pyrosequencing. One hundred and forty private university in Indonesia, where many four soil samples were pyrosequenced students still encounter difficulties in spoken and 183,317 bacterial V6 sequences were English. It proceeded in two stages. The first obtained. Using pyrosequencing, the stage employed action research and found bacterial community in soil with background that using small group work to encourage levels of U was different from those in soil student involvement gradually improved with elevated U. Indicator species analysis their confidence in speaking English. The showed that bacterial OTUs closely related to second stage used quasi-experimental members of Kitasatospora, Sphingobacteria, research to explore the use of cooperative Candidate_division_WS3 and Rhodobium learning to improve students’ spoken were only present at medium, high and very English skills. The qualitative data showed high U sites during all the sampling times. A that cooperative learning can be useful for significant seasonal and temporal change in improving students’ spoken English skills. bacterial community was also measured as This was supported by a result from the a result of seasonal and temporal change in quantitative data which showed significant soil U and other physicochemical variables. improvements in students’ speaking Uranium resistant microbes isolated in this duration if not in their speaking quality. study could be used to study resistance These findings point to a positive role for mechanisms and bioremediation potential. group work and cooperative learning in Furthermore, bacterial species associated conversational English classes in Indonesia with higher U concentrations may serve as in the future. useful indicators of U contamination in the wet-dry tropics.

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Georgie Diane Nutton Nicholas Mark Smith Thesis Title: The Effectiveness of Mobile Thesis Title: Contested Discourses: Preschool (Northern Territory) in Improving Aboriginal Attitudes towards Non- School Readiness for very remote Indigenous native Plants and Engagement in Weed Children Management in Cape York, Northern Australia This study provided the first systematic data regarding efficacy of preschool programs for This thesis explores Aboriginal attitudes very remote Northern Territory Indigenous towards non-native plants, including weeds, children including baselines for socio- identifying the impediments to Aboriginal demographic and health characteristics. engagement in weed management, The study quantified the effects of program investigating how future engagement availability, attendance and preschool should take place. Ethnographic and program quality on follow-up measures of ethnobotanical research was undertaken in development and school readiness using two case study areas in Cape York, north the Australian Early Development Index. Queensland on Wik and Northern Kaanju When controlling for mothers smoking Aboriginal clan estates. The results show during pregnancy, children attending more that Aboriginal people hold a wide range of than 80 days of mobile preschool were 4.9 attitudes towards non-native plants and that times more likely to not be developmentally Aboriginal motivations for, and approaches vulnerable than children attending less than to, managing weeds differ from those of 80days.(95% CI: 1.72 – 13.95). The results Western scientists and government agencies. inform future improvements in children’s These differences originate primarily developmental outcomes by improving from competing world views and from the children’s attendance and professional existence of a pervasive nature/culture learning for preschools educators to achieve dichotomy. To achieve effective collaborative high quality curriculum, pedagogy and weed management new approaches and assessment practices matched to the needs epistemological frameworks will need to be of children and families in disadvantaged adopted to give more weight to Aboriginal and complex learning environments. voices. Undertaking a world view approach can provide a useful framework for studying attitudes to weeds and their management on Aboriginal lands in northern Australia.

Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 19 Doctor of Philosophy

Penny van Oosterzee Donald Lewis Zoellner Thesis Title: Integration of the Ecosystem Thesis Title: If VET is the Answer, what was Sector and Climate Change Mitigation in the Question? Theorising an Australian Carbon Accounting Schemes: Practical and Machinery of Population Control Policy Approaches The under-theorised common sense of In 1992 the United Nations Conference on vocational education and training and Environment and Development (the Rio its ability to incorporate and transform Earth Summit) addressed two linked global ideas such as transparency, discipline and crises: climate change and biodiversity consumption are the focus of ‘If vocational decline. The Convention on Biological education and training is the answer, Diversity and the United Nations Framework what was the question? Theorising public Convention on Climate Change were opened policy and the behaviour of citizens.’ Using simultaneously for signature. Climate change research techniques from ethnography, provides an urgent incentive to develop this narrative summary analyses the mechanisms to reduce or prevent further development and maturation of the National degradation of ecosystems particularly Training System as it was implemented through deforestation. Working together, in the Northern Territory in response to abatement in this ecosystem sector and in Commonwealth initiatives. Both governments the energy sector could drive most global have used the inclusiveness of vocational emissions reductions. However, negotiations education and training to produce and leading to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which reproduce a unique Australian citizen- crystallized the commitment of the UNFCCC, worker-consumer who is expected to behave forfeited the inclusion of the ecosystem in a normal manner while undertaking sector for largely political and ideological a lifelong project of self-improvement. reasons. This thesis by prior publications Vocational education and training provides suggests that the result is the decoupling of a mutually acceptable, banal technology to the ecosystem sector from climate change frame the power/knowledge relationship policy, and that this continues to drive between the population and those who discordant policies at international, national are elected to govern. Conceiving of this and regional levels. assemblage as absence provides continuous public policy flexibility.

20 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Thursday 29 May 2014

Diploma of Engineering Bachelor of Clinical Sciences Ali Al Saleh Claire Louise Chandler Conor James Dally Venaska Carmoni Cheliah Ethan James Davis-Innes Ronald I-Heng Chou Neville Fabiyanic Bernadette Jane Francess De Zylva Tamara Fern Jack Donald Fuller Damien Thomas Guthrie Farhan Ali Khan Nicole Minge Nikhil Ranjan Kundu Michael Grant Noble Aaron Brett Miles Andrew Edward Pearson Rushab Chetan Shah Bradley Pell Yu Chih Sun Nathan Reginald Saunders Darren Sharp Bachelor of Engineering Jason Lee Thomson Rui Manuel Da Silva Madeira Dean John Upton Ali Decmac Karen Jennifer Gaitan Torres Diploma of Network Engineering Adam Gibbs Stephen James Bidgood Diwas Gurung Amiel Gabijan Andrew David Peal Bachelor of Environmental Science Annakarage Manuka Bahshana Pieris Nathan John Hoult Timothy Colin Vellacott Bachelor of Environmental Science Diploma of Science (Environmental Management) Mark Elford Corrine Jane Duncan Brittany Kim Hayward-Brown Samantha Jane Fleming Nicole Kai Gardiner Bachelor of Applied Science Alison Hayward Kaitlyn Elise Andrews Justus Janoschka Danielle Jean Batten Emma Louise Lupin Gemma Church Sarah Dorothy Pilkington Matthew Gerard O’Brien Shireen Katherine Pisters Maria Salvatris Peni Uran Poasa Raqiyawa Carmen Ann Walker Bachelor of Behavioural Science Jacintha-Lee Terase Anderson Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Emma Louise Barnett Elisabeth Rebecca Dawson Ewens Chloe Coleman-Harty Stacey Jenine McKenzie Geraldine Clare Gotting Carina Meyer Peta Catherine Hazelton Sivakami Meera Nagendra Linda Anne Hopkinson Mackinlay Stirrat Tanisha Kimberley Hutchinson Nikki Louise Symons Jessica Anne Kretschmer Rebecca Frances Lambert Bachelor of Health Science Frances Nora Lily McCarthy Caitlin Theresa Gorry Shelley McKaskill Clair Kate McKenna Bachelor of Humanitarian and Chani Mortimer Community Studies Anna Jade Stansall Kiri Sheree Adamson Elizabeth Jaya Stubbs Kyaw Zayar Aung Rachel Yvette Urquhart Peter Geoffrey John Clouting Tylee Tamara Noelle Wirth Bonnie Matilda Dowie Louise Fay Looby Bachelor of Biomedical Science Bevan James Moir Fahad Panhwar Stefanie Charlotte Storsberg

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Bachelor of Information Technology Polly May Cover James Renier Alilin Tammi Cowan Asaduzzaman Bepari Georgina May Cunningham Rishi Kesh Bhandari Cherry Ann De La Cruz Fadzai Adeil Chari Melanie Jane Dickison Matthew Arthur Hill Peggy June Dougan Anup Kattel Cara Louise Emmerton Hoang Uyen Nguyen Nicola Jane Emmett Lila Raj Niroula Susan Clare Enstrom Anna Margaret Rinaldi Chioma Joy Enwere Deependra Subedi Catherine Evelyn Rose Farey Shyam Bahadur Thapa Colleen Patricia Farrell Exequiel Jr Valerio Katie Elizabeth Farrell Shigang Xing Benjamin Hans Farren Nafees Yousaf Cathy Rosemary Fernandes Christine Jane Field Bachelor of Information Technology (Co-Op) Jacqueline Patricia Flanagan Harley Kai Johnson Courtney Jane Foster Jane-Elise Francis Bachelor of Midwifery Shannon Lee Gabriel Omana Divakaran Aleksandra Galonja Karen Gall Charline Gamad Genevieve Sophie Cusack Jones Ma Everlene Gamuza Sreeja Karunakaran Prue Maree Garside Bridget Ellen O’Brien Anne Mary Gemmell Tessa Jane Ritchie Esther Giliam Deborah Joyce Rogerson Lisa Marie Gliddon Lynice Helen Wood Kylie Lauren Green Helena Griesebner Bachelor of Nursing Simone Louise Griffiths Virginia Abela Jason Guilas Ivy Jean Aboy Jordan Guilas Sunshine Cepra Anoba Christine Marie Gunn Matthew Grant Adams Praveen Kotehal Hampole Panchaksharappa Oyesola Oluwatosin Adedoyin Shandelle Harding Nkemdilim Olubunmi Alfred Kavita Harry Terri-Lee Allworth Nerissa Jayne Hartley Cherrycel Anderson Tammie Sue Hemingway Alaine Galang Antonio Jessica Cathleen Hennessy Grace Asasura Damien Lee Hessell Melonie Jane Back Kylie Marie Hirama Patricia Anne Bailey Belischka Holland Aries Balino Kerry Pauline Hollonds Katherine Louise Bates Megan Kathleen Hoyne Richel Bautista Shelley Anne Ilott Suzette Christleen Bell Justine Imberger Hanna Elisabeth Bjoern April Jean Irvine Gian Michael Borinaga Sandy Maree Jamieson Ashlee Lauren Bryant Lauren Sarah Kaiserman Angela Frances Buen Anupama Marydas Kanjirathingal Rae-Chal Jane Burgess Tawanda Katerere Tracy Marie Burleigh Luana Marie Katu Catherine Lizbeth Brugada Caballero Kanwaljit Kaur Cassandra Ann Calvert Joanne Ellen Kehl Scott David Alfred Calvert Camille Eva Keily Kerry Alice Cassidy Teena May Kelly Daniel Edward Cechner Wendy Sam Kika Mae Ann Chan Sarah Jane Kilpatrick Holly Kathleen Clarke Aimee Jayne Larner Lauren Jennine Clarke Catherine Ledger Pollyanna Neath Clarke Fransisca Putri Lestari Karen Molly Connors Sarah Anne MacPherson

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Prativa Maharjan Haley Jane Turner Sheilagh Maher Judith Ann Van Haaren Billy-Jo Desiree Main Arvee Vasquez Boney Makkattil Sebastian Pauline Vassallo Garry Jay Malagno Tegan Sarah Ward Skye Madonna Manthey Amy Marie Wenham Amy Rachael McCaw Kim Wesley Eliza-Jane McGinn Amanda Elizabeth Woulfe Rosanna Milan Alika Marie Wright Erin Louise Miller Sandy Anne Monkhouse-Lone Bachelor of Pharmacy Kim Janelle Mooney Anh Vu Duong Melissa Ann Moore Hai Lun Feng Emma Irene Morgans Komborero Isabel Gundani Amanda Mullineux Jae Taek Jin Ma Nazimer Diana Navarro Hong Thi Ngoc Luu Sanjita Neupane Bhaumik Ratilal Patel Sandra Elizabeth O’Keefe Rejoice Ramotswetla Lauren Jade O’Shea Mark Maurice Saad Charity Oluchukwu Obodoekwe Sehee Shim Nadine Rachel Oborn Feng Chien Sun Carolyn Patricia Oxley Ranveen Takhar Rupa Pandey Lamichhane Sally Tolba Georgia Lee Pardon Zoe Eliza Star Pauling Bachelor of Psychological Science Merisha Lee Pelling Tim James Powell Ronald Perez Nerida Ellen Kamala Powell Bachelor of Science Kristen Lee Prapulenis Marcel Brewster-O’Brien Sarita Pudasaini Ananda Kumar Kundu Danika Anne Pullar Catherine Anne Ramsay Bachelor of Social Work Tania Rasmussen Bethan Louise Coltman Preethimalie Ratnayake Dianne Joy Fattore Tracy Jayne Read Kirsty Lee Letton Hana Reed Georgina Sabamba Amanda Riley Bonita Mae Scott Audrey Kate Robinson Aescha Rebecca Wills Darren James Robinson Mary Rogers Bachelor of Engineering (Co-Op) with Fiona Ross Second Class Honours, Division B Tessa Jayne Rowe Joseph John Herbison Kylie Tania Ryan Chester Ed Sanchez Bachelor of Science with Luis Alberto Sanchez-Requejo Second Class Honours, Division B Gwenda Anne Sandrin Bahati Kwizera Mbuzukongira Ressel Say Elvis Goncalo Da Silva Ximenes Wendy Joanne Scarborough Timothy James Schmidtke Bachelor of Behavioural Science with Georgina Leigh Schneekloth Second Class Honours, Division A Natalie Anne Scott Morgan Brown Dana Seamons Brook Gail Shields Bachelor of Pharmacy with Kathleen Eunice Siroy Second Class Honours, Division A Joanne Smith Tsz Kin Aaron Khan Maria Spinello Emil Gerald Suarez Bachelor of Psychological Science with Kristina Jutta Summers Second Class Honours, Division A Michelle Hannah Sutton Fyona Jane Storer Vicki Till Nelly Tipace Nerissa Anne Tucker

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Bachelor of Science with Graduate Diploma in Psychology Second Class Honours, Division A Valentina Chakovan Michele Lisa Greenfield Michelle Allana Gregory Jasmin Webb Tammy Joseph Michelle Emily McPhedran Bachelor of Pharmacy with Aziza Osman First Class Honours Denise Joy Parker Samuel Joel Keitaanpaa Gucki Sara Reissenberger Julia Knobloch Katerina Tezaris Maren Thoss Bachelor of Psychological Science with Susan Joy Yeeles First Class Honours Amalia Badawi Master of Applied Linguistics Angela Marriner Ewan Alexander MacDonald

Bachelor of Science with Master of Engineering First Class Honours Josephine Morales Adrian Ludwig Gurra Sundar Rupakheti Methinee Intarapanya Farhan Saeed Grant James Johnson Junxi Wu Kelly William Munro Master of Engineering Management Graduate Diploma in Child and Sowaid Mohammed Family Health Piyarach Hassarungsri Donna Michelle Bignell Emma Louise Bowers Master of Environmental Management Janet Michelle De San Miguel Mirza Humayun Baig Patricia Ann Graham Deborah Michelle Grigg Master of Health Practice Maggie Lee O’Sullivan (Nurse Practitioner) James Bruce Roggiero Deborah Christine Foskett Vanessa Maree Rotumah Deborah Grant Kelly Bernice Simmons Trudy Ann Guiney Melanie Rose Sutton Leigh Frances Spokes Lynda Walsh Cherie Yvonne Whitbread Kathleen Margaret Wilton Master of Information Technology Graduate Diploma in Nursing Management Alyce Maree Casilli Karen Downing Darren Graeme Chilton Donelle Louise Cross Master of Information Technology Nicole Theresa Forster (Software Engineering) Kathryn Dawn Jones Suman Choudry Chutraram Kelly Elizabeth Lowe Kai Wang Sarah Elizabeth Mogler Belinda Louise Mumme Master of Tropical Environmental Margaret Louise Phillips Management Andrea Jane Rieusset Ingvar Anda Brigid Ingrid Robertson Emma Louise Robertson Master of Health Science by Research Bigi Simon Jagtar Singh Rebecca Louise Trethewie Master of Social and Policy Research Jan Salmon

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Graduate Certificate in Public Health Catherine Helen Gargan Ramya Ramamoorthi

Graduate Diploma in Public Health Zeina Karlee Hayes Jaed Timothy Hopgood Helen Jeyamony Lamech

Master of Public Health Rachel Elizabeth Conn Helen Catherine Kehoe Monica Wangui Muturi Verity Elizabeth Slee

Master of Health Science by Research Sara-Jane Noonan

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School of Trades Joseph Pusterla Ritua Rauraa Daniel Reeve Certificate I in Automotive Nick Reiter Griffin Bradley Angus Riley James Tristan Cunningham Rhys Rodda Breanna Franks Anthony Savvas Samuel Franks Callum Schelkis Brock Hope Lucas Schmitt Blake Hughes Madelyn Schonfisch-Farry River Pitt Beau Simmons Lucielle Salau - Russell Elijah Simpson Kallib Skelton Ryan Slade Tate Leslie Stewart Certificate I in Resources and Caleb Mark Streek Infrastructure Operations Zachary Swinburne Simon Adjudra Gino Allen Tartaglia Allen Alvaran Waisele Thomson Malcolm Armstrong Amos Tom Wykeema Rose Jane Banderson Vetari Tom Ben Bromley Tom Jason Trickey Thomas Brown Mitchell Gary Upton Shiyon Bunnett Nick Vazanellis Izaiah Calma-Taylor Craig Lee Webber Jacob Campbell Justin Howell Williams Darren Caulton Jet Wyles-Kelly Kris Clements Anastasis Zagrafakis Costello Dixon Dylan Dossantos-Mcneven Certificate II in Automotive Air Marwin Elambo Conditioning Technology Tahlia Kaye Fairchild Luke Austin Scovia Foni Anton Josef Koch Elijah Vincent Gardi Scott Lashmore Paraskos Geranis Warwick Meredith Leven Dylan Fredrick Gray Kayne Hagen Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical Roy Halse (Air Conditioning) Benjamin Harper Brett Carew Antoney Jenny Hi Alan David Arnesen Mallee Hill Adrian Crawford Ballinger Kenny Ho Michael Bretherton Sean Hopkins Stephen Rhoderi Charlett Shirley John Joel Bradley Curnow Georgios Kathopoulis Ryan Czechowski Andre Kelly Gary Jon Da Forno Jabin Kenyi Jhed Dela Cruz Nectarios Kokkinidis Roderick William Donner Michael Kunnikorn David Eldridge Jarrod Lay Stephen Paul Elliott Sharna Ledwidge Thomas Luke Gibbons Theofilis Lelekis Nelson Brendan Gibbs Davon Marks Darren Heaven Chandler Marquez Alastair Peter Hintz Graham McDonald Kyle Armin Herbert Hoffrichter Brody Mills Michael John Hopper Mark Moriarty Patrick Frayne Jarman Kiriath Patterson Stephen Raxmond Kahler Ananias Payton Jan Koekemoer Rebecca Pearce Andrew Dale Lague Braedon Peters Kin Hean Lay Simon Phuakphum Wesley James Lovell Victor Pitia

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Renee Amber O’Brien Certificate II in Resources and Edward Colston Osgood Infrastructure Work Preparation Joel Albert Parnaby Eugene Bukulatjpi Kerry Charles Walter Powell Joshua Rranthing Bukulatjpi Tim Roe Nathan Bukulatjpi Wade Roy Tommy Minburra Bukulatjpi David Anthony Russell Tony Bukulatjpi Roberto Salomon Samson Grant Stanley Burton Christopher Denis Saunders Benjamin Mark Cornell Nikolas Alexander Schoeffel John Crocker Jason Spires Howard Anthony Clifton Croft Konah Dean Stuart Richard John Dwyer Timothy John Sweetman Glen Holmkvist Shane Thornburrow Jed Masters Pierce Tudehope Harry Philip Moes Isagani Jr Ulep Trevor Primmer Mitchell Gerard Vanetie Jo David Ryder Rory Scott Vermeersch Daryl Tambling Ian Turner Certificate II in Automotive Vehicle Glenn Young Servicing (Heavy Vehicle) Jacob Desmond Purdue Certificate II in Split Air-Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems Certificate II in Automotive Vehicle Chris Luke Bailey Servicing (Light Vehicle) Tyrone Michael Anderson Certificate II in Surface Extraction Edge Bolton Operations Liam Bradbury Geoffrey Ivan Baronet Ian James Britton Benjamin Harper Certificate II in Transport & Distribution Blake Ingleton (Coastal Maritime Operations - Coxswain) Bradley Jackson David Lee Barry Connor Lawrie Duncan Buckle Clifford McLennan Kathryn Ann Buckley Clarence Reyes Darren Ganawa Burarrwanga Jacob Robaye Anne-Maree D’Souza Amie Smith Ricky Terence Dalgrin Jordan Smith Elisabeth Margaretha Dethmers Waisele Thomson Steven Matthew Erdelyi Brent Ward Jock Duncan Fleming Darren Wauchope Albert Gawaraidji Hamish Wakuratjpi Gondarra Certificate II in Engineering Dean Yalapuru Gumana Robert John Go-Sam Paul John Hardy Arasu Hamilton Stuart Adam Kellaway Shane Izod Patrick Lami Lami Ian Andrew Leiper Certificate II in Maritime Operations Clive McMahon (Coxswain Grade 1 Near Coastal) Samuel Mununggurr Simon James Harries Darren James O’Dwyer Chris Keppie Thomas Sutherland Rayner Diane Purcell James Thom Silvia Gabrina Tonyes Gamanarra Wunungmurra Certificate II in Resource Processing William Wurlurli Shane Reuben Cooper

Certificate II in Warehousing Operations Francisco Cardoso Da Cruz

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Certificate III in Air-Conditioning and Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Refrigeration Technology (Heavy Vehicle Road Chris Luke Bailey Transport) Isaac Vincent Dunstan-Goodger Jamie Byrne Andrew Mark Lehmann Jamie Chambers Jay Trewin Ramos Elmar Liam Terrence Forsyth Certificate III in Automotive Body Repair Adam Troy Maison Technology Roberto Manahan Mason James Anderson Jason Philip Matthews Sam Burt Peter Andrew Myerscough Anthony Ellis Michael Nichols Roderick Nunez Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Randhir Panwar Technology Brenden John Smith Christopher Bates Dean Jos Staunton Michael Bretherton Cohen Ross Walters Joel Bradley Curnow Maximilian Vincent Wilson Michael Denny Darby Douglas Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Thomas Luke Gibbons Technology (Light Vehicle) Nelson Brendan Gibbs Ashley David Andrews Dean Ethan Limbert Jake Harley Armitstead Damien Anthony McInnes Shaun Boyer Jessie Miranda Samuel William Danvers Patrick William Murphy Estelle Louise Dickfoss Mark James Mylius Matthew Patrick Grant Danilo Ortiz Andrew Douglas Grey Paul Benjamin Stevenson Scott Daniel Herrick Jarryd Tellam Galen Hubert Ryan John Tranthem Kin Hean Lay Jordan Long Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Clifford Luea McCumstie Technology (Heavy Vehicle Mobile Jessie Miranda Equipment) Danilo Ortiz Mischa Felix Bertschi Craig Charles Powling Jace Betts Timothy James Reimann Frank Brown Roberto Salomon Samson Alastair Peter Hintz Nathan James Tarman Nikitas Kypreos Andrew Dale Lague Certificate III in Automotive Refinishing Mitchell Frederic Jack Leonhardt Technology Trent Christopher Love Mason James Anderson Constantine Mandas Sam Burt Craig Russell McGregor Mark Noble Certificate III in Automotive Vehicle Body Daniel Gordon Pethick (Panel Beating) David Anthony Russell Adil Abdalla Sergio Samiotis Brandon Flynn Pierce Tudehope Leigh White Daniel Matthew Wright Certificate III in Automotive Vehicle Body (Vehicle Painting) George Forno Blaine Aron Sinclair

Certificate III in Cabinet Making Amir Karim Fraser Daniel Halupka

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Certificate III in Carpentry Joshua Paul Jeffries Emmanuel Cabote Nicholas Kokles-Ridgway Andrew George Day Theo Lambrinidis Nicholas Domonic Dicandilo Sam Lunn-James Darna Tony Elsegood Paul Brian Lyons William Foster Tyler Milroy Pandeli Magriplis Jai Ray Palmer Matthew Joseph Petterson Joshua James Parker Grayson Phillips Cameron Everett Proctor Mathew Adam Porter Michael Roe Constantinos Sambanis Luke Terrence Speed Ryan Edward Schmitt James Spillane Shawn Stoehr Fabio Alexander Sutter Jack Martin Upstill Geoffrey Robert Virgona Joshua Jon Wahlqvist Brent Lawrence Wilton Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Heavy Fabrication) Certificate III in Civil Construction Plant Dominic Baldasara Adjudra Operations James Buckley Anthony Acampora Mark Nicholas Busbridge Samual Asera Anthony John George Jarryd Stephen Banyer Ryan Arnold Hampel Cale Joseph Bellew David Brent Harrison William Thomas Burn Darcy James Hogan Shaun Andrew Dennington Michael Shayne Jennings Matthew Charles Hampton-Kenny Adam Joseph Klein Patrick James Harvey Ajay Kumar Joshua John McLean Malcolm Lewis Adam Nulty Tyson Kila Rawlins Caleb James O’Dwyer Max Roberts Paul Luke Pangquee William Scheuboeck Jai Prolongeau William Campbell Sloan Matthew Reid Anthony Victor Tucker Raymond Sobieralski Matthew James Watts Trevor Michael Wilson Terence Wunungmurra Joel Corey Winter Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Certificate III in Electrical Fitting Trade (Light Fabrication) Chris Luke Bailey Kevin Howard Aaron Joel Wedding Certificate III in Electronics and Communications Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Samuel Paul Gerschwitz Trade Cody Lee Schmidt Trent Roger Appleby Frank Van Dijk Luke Martin Barrett Aaron Ross Campbell Certificate III in Electrotechnology Gavin George Chapman Electrician Samuel Fleming Amy Adamson Dylan Thomas Gontscharow Loughlin Thomas Alexander Joel Kevan Ricky David Bulte Matthew Mills Lucas Campbell Dale Murphy Michael Charles Cottrell Joshua James Dean Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Luke Rodney Eggins Mechanical Technology Luis Floeck Shane Anthony Downes George Fortiades Tyrone Damon Gersch-Mizen Julian Gerste Matthew John Hayes

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Certificate III in Logistics Alok Rao Aaron Coombe Adrian John Sherriff Roy Goncalves Da Costa Daniel Smail Alok Rao Adam Smith Bradley Jade Van Galen Certificate III in Plumbing Kyaw Zin Win Kameron Charles Finn Boyd Jermaine Michael Joseph Clayton Certificate IV in Building and Construction Luke Aaron Coles (Building) James Corcoran Mathew Anthony Darragh Fahey Adam Geoffery Calder Fergal Flynn Tasman Chivers John George Dale Andrew Cornish Michael Hodgetts Ty Kingston Fergus Moses Jackson Peter Goncalves Ferreira Zachary Lazarou Gavin John Freeman Justin Charles Lowe Michael Hatton Reeves Alexander Milner Nicholas Kastellorizios Tony Murray Adam Larsson George Nickolas Pantelos Michael Lymberis Nathaniel John Parkes Lucas Justan McAuley Kirk Bradley Pollard Sean Thomas Moriarty Karl Paul Redmond Kent James Osmotherly Brent Andrew Roath Mark Racic Filipe Barbosa Dos Santos Tom Shepherd Christopher David Sentance Daniel Thomas Stephenson Luke David Stapledon Stephen Michael Thomas Michael James Taylor Heng Dack Ting Brayden Jack Tielen Heng Dieng Ting Themelis Trikilis Peter Darrin Yandell Matthew David Westbrooke Ryan James Lee Wilton Certificate IV in Engineering (Welding) Michael Shane Yates Saville Collopen

Certificate III in Process Plant Operations Certificate IV in Logistics Phillip John Ranie Dean Baird Simon Hahn Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air- Margaret Anne Lindsay Conditioning Jamie Spilsbury Maximillan Jacob Browne Peter Thurbon Jonathon Francis Crowe Stephen Edward Goddard Certificate IV in Process Plant Technology Benjamin Desmond Short Ben Moran Richard David Radclyffe-Smith Certificate III in Roof Plumbing Peter Glenn Certificate IV in Residential Drafting Ian Karlo Lucas John Derek Berryman Rafael Dingle Certificate III in Warehousing Operations Peter Geoffrey Eupene Samuel Batson Alan Hoffmann Damien Clough Peter Andrew Kakakios Thomas William Dal Santo Pamela Joy Martin Marsina Daisy Fraser Lynette Karen Garrick Diploma of Building Design and Simon Hahn Technology Michael John Hiscock Viet Bui Luke Holmes Helena Nadja Marie Hainz Bayden Royce Iron Ryan James Mangold Brett Manning Michael Nyback

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School of Business Graduate Diploma in Business Administration Bachelor of Accounting Patrick Huia Stephensen Kyla Brigette Avellanosa Ernawati Master of Accounting Kulveer Jatana (Professional Practice) Kadem Lee Jones Svetlana Abella Gursharan Kaur Rashik Bhandari Parminder Kaur Diwata Galura Mei Hong See Kaizan Cyrus Irani Margaret May Vetter Chen Liang Meng Wang Chien-Yu Lin Haiping Zhou Kazi Naveed Ridwan Talal Sabri Bachelor of Business Tan Shang Gibrillia Damaris Modoh Zhiru Sheng Jana Leah Vekar Hai Ly Tran Carly Whittaker Kiyeon Won

Bachelor of Commerce Master of Business Administration Kaitlyn Elise Andrews Sachiko Hirayama Emrah Bahadir Jarrad John Holmes Chi Ming Chan Prem Mahara Demitrios Costa Christou Sowaid Mohammed Onuma Kalu Dike Melwyn Menino Pereira Stephanie Dunkel Shabanah Shafiq Ereenie Elenis Anne Elizabeth Francis Master of Business Administration Kelly Jai Fong (Professional Practice) Alexandra Katharina Henggeler Ramphel Acuna Sarah Maree Soncini Tu Ann Calinga Carine Kapiamba Tshimbu Tamas Fabo Rachel Ashley Kennaway Mathew Joy Thomas Peter Konieczny Syed Redwanur Rahman Anastasia Koulianos Cristina Yuri Rebelo Dos Santos Costa Staffan Lee Xu Li Master of Professional Accounting Qian Ni Liao Melwyn Menino Pereira Wing Yan Liu Gregory Francis Loveridge Zahera Mohammed Hoang Uyen Nguyen Ngoc Yen Ong Helen Rakkas Rason Sabamba Kyriaco Savvas Irene Sfouggaristos Tuan Ta Patricia Mariano Tamayo Tamara Marie Thompson Peter John Walker Rebekka Claire Whiting

Graduate Certificate in Business Administration Tanya Alison Priestley

Graduate Certificate in Public Governance Julie Catherine King

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School of Creative Arts Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries and Humanities Carlos Ernesto Gonzalez Campos Elizabeth Olga Saunders Certificate II in Creative Industries (Media) Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries Jacinta Barbour (Communication) Angela Mae Brayton Certificate III in Media Alfiya Kenzina Benjamin Guy Fuller Madhvi Mishra Emma Elizabeth Ganley Robert Moran Darryn Kilian Necla Ozdemir Courtney Mauger Madelaine Laura Twomey Megan Netluch Jade Lyn Palmer Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries Samantha Teau Alira Rauraa (Fine Arts) Paige Ruth Hyakutake Wilson Ian William Hance Emma Skye McClellan Certificate IV in Design Vincenzo Ciccarone Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries Craig Glen Coley (New Media Design) Walai Jomkoh Serge Joshua Ah-Wong Melissa Jo-Anne Maillis Adam Brian Chilcott Merran Joy Sierakowski Bachelor of Design Certificate IV in Interactive Digital Media Jefferson Andre Alves De Oliveira William John Chin Quan Ruth Buchanan Brown Chloe Davis Samantha Lea Dodds Robyn Lee Matthews Tanwarat Intakate Nicholas Parry Vinh Phat Lam Brandon Vandersluis Nehemiah MacAbuhay Damon James Witte Laura Aracy Pereyra Burns Certificate IV in Music Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries Steven Craig Nichol with First Class Honours Bradley Maxwell Fawcett Certificate IV in Visual Arts Mark Robert Johnson Graduate Diploma in Languages Maria Kuhn Anne Hosking Diploma of Languages Master of Arts by Research Christopher James Hall Maggie Carey Debra Lucille MacKie Paul Scott Clark Aakash Tolani

Bachelor of Arts Christine Elizabeth Croser Katie Anne Eadie Nicole Faye Everett Carlos Ernesto Gonzalez Campos Kira Goodsell Shea Louise Koch Tauseef Mohammed Justin Konrad Murphy Bernadette Raumteen Jessica Amy Slapp Wilson James Tighe Daina Marion Trew Paul William Turner John Vico

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School of Law

Associate Degree in Legal Studies Nicholas Andrew Buick Matthew Peter Fossey

Bachelor of Laws Sergio Andriez Joel Xavier Cockerell Christine Elizabeth Croser Tania Marie Emes Andrew Finn Anne Elizabeth Francis Maureen Gabriel Keith Gregory Adam Rowland Jones Douglas Warren Lovegrove Tami Rechele Murrells Obiageli Nzekwue Natasha Lee O’Connell Bernadette Raumteen Gavin James Roberts Wendyn Ross Robinson James Andrew Roughley Patricia Mariano Tamayo Jeffrey Ian Thompson Wilson James Tighe John Vico

Bachelor of Laws with Second Class Honours, Division B Paul Jeffrey Burton Lucy-Anne Inglis Rhani Jade Roberts

Bachelor of Laws with Second Class Honours, Division A Allison Christine Dakin Gabriel Hasib Harfouche Anastasia Koulianos Phillip Michael Monk Peter David Spring

Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours Michael Anthony Aitken Paul Andrew Cassidy Danae Terese Clarke Andrew John Hahn

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School of Primary Industries Certificate II in Animal Studies Samantha Louise Cankett Certificate I in Agrifood Operations Stevie Maree Drawwater Kaynesley Anthony Jessica Lee Lane Francis Camphoo Zwleika McEwen Stephen Cox Leanne Michelle Webster Elizabeth Gumurdul Lena Gurruwiwi Certificate II in Aquaculture Mawurryambatj Besma Gurruwiwi Liezl Brand Monawuy Gurruwiwi Michael Raphael Capella Zelda Balpiyangay Gurruwiwi Louie Dowell-Wise Coreya Koimala Garrick Connor Foy Shantenelle Koimala-Brown Bienfait Kwana Brian Kyais Isaac Langford Geoffrey Pareroultja Christopher Lee McCarthy-Wood Aaron Yunupingu William Roughley Keanu Marc Scordo Certificate I in Conservation and Kieran Thompson Land Management Christopher Wright Domino Bidwee Keanu Bob Certificate II in Conservation and Vanessa Bradshaw Land Management Nathalia Dixon Nicolas Pond Hilton Garnarradj Daryl Tambling Kendrick Hector Jerome Lacey Certificate II in Horticulture Icen McDonald Danny Neil Clive Purse Elizabeth Roe Paul Russell Tyler Jasmine Waymali Nathon Norman Gregory Wilson-Ahwon

Certificate II in Agriculture Certificate III in Agriculture Justin Troy Anderson William Samuel Cant Brock Nathan Bliss Dominique Alexa Carter Bert John Custance Tiffany Janet Dunn Dannielle Joyce Darcy Stephanie Claire Hardman Alexander James Davies Henry Jordan Hamish Thomas Dickson Ben Peter Kiss Mitchell Dwyer Jamie Robin Wayne Kunze Jordyn Kate Marshall Ellis Eric Miles Georgia Rose Glasson Jackson Mitchell Lucy Rae Harris Jeremy Rudd Thomas Joseph Hill Elizabeth Kathryn-Rose Tate James Holcombe Emily Jane Troeth James Michael Honner Mary-Colleen Vaughan Harry Andrew Locke Adele Catherine Wheeler Anna Maguire Maath Donald Maralngurra Certificate III in Conservation and Stuart John Milne Land Management Aimee Jane Moss John Rocky Cahill Gilbert Nabobbob Wayne Joseph Hodges Judah Nawirridj Nuno Goncalo Martins Cintra Adelaide Mary Nielsen Joel Kaya Ozgin Ryan Nickolas Placucci Vijay Singh Sheokand Madeleine Anne Porter Bonnie Jane Thurtell Luke Stevens Christina Triantafillidis Rory Christopher Stonestreet Brett Anthony Webster Jessica Tebbutt Mia Emily Vincent James Robert Wallis Hugh Horton Willoughby James Richard Gilmore Wilson

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Certificate III in Horticulture Peta Ashley Irene Barb Gregory Brian Dunstan Peter John Gingell Paul Murray Hanrahan Wayne Joseph Hodges Cameron Mark Leach Rochelle Dawn McNabb Justin Henry Moore

Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management Diego Alvarez Cortes Michael David Bouwer Mark Mick Jake Aaron Pokorny Jodie Ranford

Diploma of Conservation and Land Management Diego Alvarez Cortes Hanna Maria Lisa Markones Justin Henry Moore Michael Stauder

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School of VET Health, Certificate III in Aged Care Community and Children’s Crystal Abing Michelle Louise Allen Services Margaret Allgood Ani Andayani Certificate I in Spoken and Written English Christabelle Baranay Sabina Achiro Revelina Bondoc Elizabeth Akoi Atem Jocelyn Brown-Fejo Hoanh Mi Chau Lisa Maree Butler Dar Cin Dar Khuah Sandra Byard Noor Farok Fatima Callera Fatima Hassain Georgina Campbell Vonny Media Joyce Oyela Hakim Hai Phuong Nguyen Melanie Jane Holwell Van Huyen Nguyen Ji-Hye Jeong Santhithakun Niyomtham Lisa Ann Kime-Arditto Grese Panday Hannah Hawa Kondambu Chanthary Pen Christine Mandou Suk Maya Rai Rico Mavotas Zhengan Zheng Elisa Frances Pavlovic Kaffie Rickson Certificate II in Community Services Morgan Ross Renee Angeb Carol Ann Stables Nelly Barbara Aida Villarico Patsy Brown Audrey Wesan Loretta Deegan Christine Helen Williamson Mariette Gaden Caroline Wurrben Taryn Lee Kruger Jerome Lacey Certificate III in Children’s Services Christine Manbulloo Anya Maree Benson Shirley McDonald Itabo Boitshwarelo Sarah Morgan Jordie Carroll Serena Munyarryun Pauline Cass Tina Tyler Maria Natividad Fe Ciubal Maria Cotis Certificate II in Spoken and Penelope Grace Curtis Written English Rose Ann Dela Cruz Jackline Abel Sarah Elizabeth Featherstone Brown Maria Frazis Guangxia Chen Jennifer Galvin Jing Zhou Feng Cathy Tracey Henry Seyed Mohammad Hashemi Magali Celine Howell Sirinapha Holdsworth Sheryl-Anne Humphreys Abdullah Jabar Khail Brenda Lillian Johnston Mridula Joshi Gloria Johnston Thanh Thuy Lan Nancarrow Caridad Monica Juste-Constant Xuan Nguyen Thi Lisa Veronese Kirkham Beatriz Soares Meera Klessa Subha Usha Sunita Kumari Nidhi Verma Susan Jennifer Latimer Rosalinda Nollan Williams Rosa Lines Hamidullah Zamiri Sarah Saida Lino Soo Lin Loke Road Davy Mao Naomi McCormack-Ross Rebecca Morag Mizzi Daniel Peter Nicholson Nichola Ottley Amy Pike Cheryl Ann Prosser Kayla Chelsea Ralph Alisha Rose

36 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 30 May 2014

Tara Staunton Certificate III in Spoken and Jackline Alibino Sube Written English Josephine Sullano Sun Ae Baek Saidat Jumoke Tijani Lea Ciclet Emma Tothill Nutpitchaya Comber Sharron Lee Trethowan Maricel Dowling Jane Wairimu Kim Giao Huynh Belinda Maree Waites Sunisa Kraithong Samantha Tracy May Lai Wong Olga Nadia Kunaifi Wei Zheng Maria Luisa Lema Toja Thi Quynh Nga Nguyen Certificate III in Community Services Work Socheata Ouch Dennis Coolwell Paola Pellegrini Kelly Graham Carmen Dolores Pereira Wayne Malcolm Kentispeare Eleftheria Petrakaki Bruce Lake Aikaterini Roukou Laura Suzanne Mills Asnat Sinsolo Aplonia Sailana Chloe Louise Mulholland Akiko Smith Dorcas Mwinyi Akane Tschirpig Olivia Raymond Wen Tzu Wang Melissa Rogers Auemporn Yackoksung

Certificate III in Home and Certificate IV in Community Services Work Community Care Andrew Alum Michelle Louise Allen Wayne Billett Margaret Allgood Abbey Rose Bradhurst Ani Andayani Diane Lucy Collins Jocelyn Brown-Fejo David Grant Sandra Byard Mohameden H’Meida Dhalanba Daymirringu Shareen Hamilton Brian Gawanaralili Allan Charles Hawke Joyce Oyela Hakim Gary Joseph Martin Lisa James Issa Ntigahera Ji-Hye Jeong George Phillip Peckham Lisa Ann Kime-Arditto Natoia Lisa Marie Plummer Christine Mandou Natalia Leigh-Anne Ransome-Daniel Fiona Manfong Esther Meg Robinson Audrey McDonald Heather Roscilla Rosas Elisa Frances Pavlovic Lynette Dianne Stewart Charlie Ramandjarri Putu Sayu Sukadiasih Kaffie Rickson Edward James Taylor Shirley Roberts Amanda Urquhart Maureen Van Heusden Leonard Robert Waldron Maryanne Vincent Nicole Willis Audrey Wesan Christine Helen Williamson Certificate IV in Education Support Lisa Edna Cadd Marisa Hargrave Angela Lai Robyn Cheryl Luter Sara Jane Pardon Vanda Rands Alan Gregory Smith Emma Tothill Jacqueline Charmaine Walton Kylie Maree Wikaira

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Certificate IV in Mental Health Danielle Cuellar Eva Maria Ullrich

Certificate IV in Population Health Janette Ajani Lisa Fereday Susan Wong

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English Meirika Usha Acharya Joanna Glynatsis Ji-Hye Jeong Cherry Lin Sakon Nadthayai Kyaw Naing Issa Ntigahera Siu Man Yip

Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) Kristy Anne Bazevski Katja Herrmann Kelly Maree Maxfield Danielle Kay Prien Lare Hapea Stanton Jinan Sun

38 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Friday 30 May 2014

School of Education Peta Ashley Milne Tauseef Mohammed Bachelor of Children’s Services Kelly Jane Monos Cheryl Leanne Anderson Sallyanne Morgan Maureen Therese Blewitt Justin Konrad Murphy Donna Letitia Brooks Khuong Thai Nguyen Karen Carter Emily Ann Nolan Flora Drakoulis Diana M Nowland Lisa Suzanne Emery Matthew Gerard O’Brien Deborah Colleen Roberta Fisher-Goldner Shane Gregory Ogg Lisa Kay Forsyth Cynthia Rose Page Gloria Mary Hackett Anna Poullas Tammie Louise Harris Nicole Amy Reeves Tanya Ellen Johnson Elizabeth Olga Saunders Natalie Ann Kahlert Julie Ann Scull Debra Anne Lee Benjamin Joseph Seymon Tara McLennan Courtney Pamela Stephenson Lyndell Jane McNevin Anna Testa Fiona Nolan Daina Marion Trew Michelle Leslie Shaw Telesha Louise Uren Michellena Shelton Joanne Sally Williams Katina Winsley Bachelor of Early Childhood Learning Emma Louise Winter Louise Cara Fanning Natasha Kim Wood Tracey Leanne Gabel Andrea Louise McNair Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Vaishali Patel Early Childhood Adele Read Karen Amelia Ball Beta Filler Sin Tanya Marie Bower Michelle Joy Callahan Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Kate Elizabeth Carr Gillian Allcock Colleen Alice Drover Gaynor Lee Arthurson Diana Florence Edgar Emma Kate Bage Sonya Gaye Ezzy Danielle Jean Batten Catherine Alison Hackett Brittany Erin Brain Elisha Ann Hill Rachael Laurena Byers Leanne Maree Kelly Gemma Church Jannelle Robyn Lake Maree Therese Darby Amanda Danielle Lane Leanne Maree Davis Mario Mairou Shannon Doughty Carly Jane McLaren Kelly Louise Dunne Ruth Buna Norris Katie Anne Eadie Melanie Angela Norton Alice Eather Sheila Rose Zoe Louise Elliott Michelle Louise Smith Jacqueline Samantha Fuss Emma Margaret Weir Kira Goodsell Patricia Ann Gray Graduate Certificate of Teaching and Brianna Jade Grazioli Learning in Higher Education Karen Louise Hall Mary Bushell Maree Frances Hammer Jon-Paul Cacioli Emma Hansen Mary Elizabeth Madden Kiteni Ashlee Holt Jenny Ng Rochelle Hunt Ezekiel Uba Nwose Tina Debra Jukic Deborah May Prescott Matthew Roy Kingham Micah Bernard Thorbjornsen Joanna Christine Koulouriotis Irini Kypreou Graduate Diploma in Language Teaching Anke Lawes Jamie Steele Larissa Anne Lemon Christine Patricia Milne

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Graduate Diploma in Cassie Anne Forgan-Brown Teaching and Learning Anna Sarah Fredericks-Ifeajika Jessica Lauren Abbott Richard Edward French Leah Suzanne Adcock Margaret Joan Gatehouse Ferdousi Anis David John Gemmell Ainslie Armour Josie Langford Glover Layloma Azadzoi Natasha Claire Godfrey Jo-Anne Lee Bailey Philippa Helen Grainger Julie Ann Baker Angela Mary Gray Sara Barila Chris James Green Yasmin Bassal Amy Elyse Grego Melissa Jane Bennett Bonnie Rose Hall Tara Ashlea Bible Leasa Hamilton Elena Bird Laura Elizabeth Hammond Lara Bogacz Michelle Renae Hannah Tara Elizabeth Boothey Ehteshamul Haque Kirsten Julia Bott Jordan Edward Harding Nathalie Caitlin Boulden Maryellen Lucia Hargreaves Wayne Colin Brooke Hira Haroon Ellena Rose Brownlow Katherine Nicole Harrison Tim Christian Budenberg Alicia Michelle Hart Kirrily Ann Burden Anna Rebecca Hayes Danielle Burton Mark Andrew Henderson Sapphira Anna Butler Lisa Michelle Hill Kate Luisa Carroll Jodie Anne Holloman David Robert Caspar Carli Jayde Hooper Kylie Maree Challen Caroline Louise Horn Felicity Kate Charrett Lucy Horne Mei Hsiu Chen Catherine Mary Houlihan Hsuan-Ching Cheng Stephen John Hyde Raquel Tanya Chester Dewi Indrayati Casey Taelyn Clark Sheryn Jackson Dominique Beth Clark Nicole Catherine Jones Rhys Aiden Clark Ilkay Bilge Kaman Tami Maree Cochrane Samina Kamran Fiona Cocks Sarah Ellen Kechayas Daniel Ryan Corke Steve Edward Kenna Larissa Jane Cowling Elizabeth Monica Kruger Elizabeth Geradine Cusack Dianne Dorothy Lamech Snjezana Cvijetic Ruth Landale Sameena Daniel Jeanette Laureno John Alexander Davidson Nelson Robert Paul Lee Rhiannon Day Peter Gary Lehman Nakita Dendle Jacqueline Nichole Lemon Muzzammil Maqsood Dhedhy Daniel James Lester Mark James Dickinson Perlita Lewis Jane Colette Dimsey Anna Katherine Lidgerwood Lauren Maree Dixon Ashley Lindner Mitchell James Donaldson Antonio De Belen Lingayo Karen Lee Drury Celia Janet Longe Kade Roy Dufek Hannah Jane Lowe Megan Jane Durnsford Eden Lu Tammie Renee Ebert Kathryn Ann Lymberopoulos Monique Maree Eichperger Inga Eileen Macfarlane Rebecca Jean Ellison Lauren Elizabeth Maher Michelle Margaret Erwin Lea Maria Clarice Mai Manal Fayazuddin Andrew James March Adam Edward Felton Patricia Maria Marriner Justina Marie Fernandes Daniel Martin Thomas Robert Fiebiger Simon James Mathews Marcus Achilles Filippakis Brenton Matthey Emma Deegan Fisher Ashleigh McConnell

40 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Friday 30 May 2014

Toby Robert McCosh Felicity Tillack Nicole Marie McMahon Laura Jane Toland Emma Jane McNicol Amanda Jayde Van Zon Jane Mellett Troy Vanderveen Aron James Milligan Paul Anthony Weir Thomas James Mithen Annette Frances Wetherill Kyoko Miyamoto Jonathan Paul White Sophie Moncrieff Thomas Gordon White Raul Luis Monteiro Moizao Jaimi Anne Willersdorf Sarah Kate Moody Brittany Kate Williams Rachael Murray Katrina Anne Williams Bilal Nachabe Luke Williams Jessica Yvonne Napier Sian Halliday Wynes Vinti Narwal Alexandra Jean Young Mohd Nauman Jessie Young Benjamin Paul Nitschke Robert Harrison Young Julie North Cornelia Zanos Kelly Anne O’Neill Lyka Nadine Zarate Madelin Kelly O’Brien-Dent Wenlin Zhu Gemma Lynn Parker Alysha Erin Parsons Master of Education Jessica May Pearce Phillip Bell Bryce Lachlan Peters Sokchamnan Hab James Alexander Phillips Sivpheng Haing Kim Alison Piera Nicholas Patrick Hancock Alice Price Vileak Heng Victoria Psaltis Tara Alyce Keenan-Russell Jane Kathleen Ramsay Channy Khun Marium Rana Candace Therese Loane Usman Ali Rana Boramey Phal Tina Louise Rees Edward Allen Pollard Ashwani Rehal Meassnguon Saint Rebekah Alice Reyneke Sopheak Sam Juliette Louise Richards Sovithyea Sar Ian Bruce Richardson Salman Sarmast Simone Danielle Richardson Pauline Maria Schober Aliesha Jayne Robertson Sarah Louise Suttor Darroch Airlie Robinson Sophornmony Ung Karen Louise Robinson Chhi Goby Uy Rita Rogers Tracy Ann Woodroffe Tara-Marie Saracino Liesl Erin Sargeant Master of Education by Research Salman Yousuf Sarmast Jean Borlagdan Catherine Eveline Saunders Bianka Haila Schumann Robyn Louise Seager Robert Bruce Sharp Jamie Lynn Sheppard Lydia Sich Kumuda Simpson-Gray Jo-Anne Mandy Smith Kouhei Steele Emma Catherine Stewart Roy Nixon Stewart Michael Craig Stimpson Matthew Lewis Strong Bianca Maria Stylis Jessica Jane Sykes Dawnie Tagala Tina Emilia Tallberg Matilda Ann Taylor Sarah Katherine Tehan

Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 41 Australian Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Education Friday 30 May 2014

Diploma of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledges Azusa Nakagawa

Diploma of Creative and Indigenous Writing Beverley Joy Murray

Graduate Certificate of Indigenous Education Amanda Karen Josling Tammara Olds

Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Knowledges Kylie Maree Climie

Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Policy Development Sarah Elizabeth Lacy

Graduate Certificate in Yolngu Studies Emma Jane Noonan

Master of Indigenous Knowledges (Mawul Rom) Maratja Alan Dhamarrandji

42 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 30 May 2014

School of Business and Certificate II in Hairdressing Service Industries Aida Andraous Amber Mae Bott Breanna Downes Certificate I in Food Processing Kirsten Downes Jill Bangamala Caitlyn Hudson Antony Stride Georgia McFarlane Shannon Mehonoshen Certificate I in Hospitality Sabrina Paige O’Brien Lewis Clyne Tiani O’Shaughnessy Colin Billy Joseph Amy Sondergard Bianca Stewart Emma Ward Haylee Elise Wright Certificate I in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations) Certificate II in Hospitality Lorraine Bennett Georgia Bray Martha Bennett Sam Lee Carr Amalisa Brown Rachel Carroll Michelle Joy Callahan Thomas Huntingford Marsha Carter Scott Johnson Taris Nalkutjawuey Dhamarrandji Kelsey Levieux Clinton Dixon Sarah McRae Amanda Djwarbuma Candida Monteiro Chris Handicott Pathanah Cherry Phanouvong Richard Hare Shaye Quinlan Felicity Hayes Nicholas Spaulding Melissa Hayes De Weng Jaylene James Ainsely Mudjana Certificate II in Hospitality Sarita Ngalwiayayr (Kitchen Operations) Natalie Jane North Migardo Ellaga Gordon Jangala Robertson Victoria Kathleen Higgins Bianca Stewart Jason Phillip Tudor Samantha Stewart Chloe Streader Certificate II in Information, Digital Media Shannon Williams and Technology Gift Chidzumo Certificate I in Information, Digital Media Rhys Haydon and Technology Kade Hotchin Celene Axford James Taban Justo Jean Borlagdan Jordyne Taylor McCallum Ivan James Carabio Mitchell Murrin Sandra Robin Chin Gabriel Obrien Leon Allan Howard Damon Ryan Jaylene Setchell Nuran Shanaka Siriwardana Werduwage Michael Tsakrios Maruop Yak Lyn Margaret Whitbread Certificate II in Retail Make-Up and Certificate I in Retail Services Skin Care Solodi Buthungguliwuy Hanna Emma Ballantyne Sophia Calvi Certificate I in Tourism Ella May Clarke (Australian Indigenous Culture) Katisha English James Tristan Cunningham Bronte Nancy Jones Karl Haala Sharna Jane Kotz Dallas Mugarra Astrid McIntosh James Dylan Orum Chloe Millward Cecilia Sheehan Certificate II in Business Caitlin Whiley Bernard Levi Henrie Sitompul Sharleene Tommy Connie Kezia Yulila

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Certificate II in Retail Services David Ivan Thomsen Saraya Louise Ardler Jesse James Tinning Kaelan Bates Jayden Liam White Georgia Bray Brandon Wilson Gabrielle Da Costa Katie Louise Wood Amelia Dalrymple Guypu Yunupingu Reuben Dau Tori Davidson Certificate II in Tourism Lara De Rubeis Warren Camfoo Simone Michelle Margaret Gale Shang Miller Daniel James Gooley Shantelle Miller Jett Elijah Hunt Daniel Hutchinson Certificate III in Accounts Administration Ruby Josif Herva Katcheta Aumann Mckenzie Jay Lawrence Sumitra Bhattarai Niamh Marah Cintya Blair William McCarthy Margaret Aileen Devery Brendan McPherson Maria Giallouris Douglas Morgan-Meeks Linda Jimoh Annie Paige Nankivell Tabatha Marie McMahon Shevonne Kathleen Pennefather Galatia Melas Ruby Louisa Perryman Penelope Newton Jack Ross-Phillips Herlina Pamangin Travis Ryan Liliya Smith Tianna Schopfer Vivian Talaboc Andrew Walter Simpson Veruschka-Paris Stevans-Warde Certificate III in Beauty Services Greta Stewart Hanna Emma Ballantyne Kelsie Lee Wilson Lea Bartley Madalyn Bellette Certificate II in Sport and Recreation Laurie Daw Daniel Abrantes Maddison Edwards Shonada Georgia Raylene Anderson Andrea Jay Gilmour Morgan Jane Brown Rebeka Griffin Abby Caldwell Kiera Halicek Nakia Cockatoo Sharna Jane Kotz Chloe Dawes Katrina Laylena Louise Lay Henry John Degoumois Imogen Antonia Sophia Malyan Ginevra Dundara Chloe Millward Jade Belinda Rose Fejo Naomi Roberts Tyra Fredericks Geraldine Smith Troy Gale Shelby Margaret Stewart Melanie Ann Glass Georgia Lynette Sullivan Madison Glass-Jones Ree-Ann Danielle Walker Liam Fredrick Griffiths Saikim Wan Aziah Haenan Rochelle Mary Witherdin Madeleine Elizabeth Hardy Shelby Woodrow Gaynor Hill Keidan Dean Holt Ashton Kealy Jonathan Maurer Holly McGavin Jari McRae Van Lingen Adele Maree McRae Damon Mulholland-Baker Whalan Muru Kyle Neale Christie-Lee Elizabeth Poulsen Ethan Schober Abbey Smith Kevin Smith Alex Tarrant

44 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 30 May 2014

Certificate III in Business Certificate III in Events Syarifuddin Al Jonaedi Elizabeth Bolton Korinne Cheryl Bailey Danielle Marita Anne Fullelove Nerlyn Blas Corinne Muraru Trever Simbarashe Chibweza Celine Ashley Ociones Yongnam Cho Kelsey Cook Certificate III in Fitness Reuben Duku Eli Anne Patricia Black Jasmyn May Hajar Danny De Paul Tsai Yen Huang Kostantinos Elenis Salina Khousakool Tess Hanna Brooke Maree Margetts Emi-Lee Minerds Anita Muriel Mayers Alexander Ritua Dean Munro Breanna Lyndell Tracy Mayo Sinead O’Gara Tayla Dawn McAdam Anke Pfannkuchen Bernice Lea McCormick Sharyn Kay Uzkuraitis Tanatsa Natasha Mugabe Joanne Kathleen May Vitone Anastasia Agnes Power Rayna Rajan Pusparajan Certificate III in Hairdressing Alezeyth Andrea Ramirez Barriga Daniella Ann Da Silva Antonius Mikhel Salem Natasha Lee Harshit Sharma D’Koda Lee-Feeney Melissa Williamson Danielle Maree McKenzie Chloe Kathleen O’Doherty Certificate III in Business Administration Zion Atiria Shelford-Salt Susan Bartlett Kayla Maree Symes Kyle Christophersen Tracy Dayes Certificate III in Hospitality Ashleigh Elizabeth Dennien Chez Lisa Garling Hong Hai Doan Felicity Julia Gates Atcharapon Ewart Aketo Jackson Jacinta Manala Geary Darcy Michael Lillis-Jones Sarah Horsfall Mari Lou Lumbes Bradley Malby Maribeth Ramos Miguel Paula McCullough Beatrice Poni Georgia Molenaar Oliver Ragasa Somenah Susanne Nasir Courtney Joy Sharples Maria Skilla Jocelyn Villeno Edna May Wittkopp Lea-Anne Witton

Certificate III in Customer Contact Certificate III in Hospitality Tonya Lee Boddington (Commercial Cookery) Katrina Lea Booth Va Thi Dang Karina Brink Rodgie Espino Kaylene Leah Brumby Louise Catherine Hardy Nicole May Cubillo Kaliet Jong Tikesa Docherty-Cole Woraluk Kechid Jasmin Fermanis Larissa McTaggart Chloe Michelle Ah Mat Good Timothy Luke Myers Charlene Joanne Heyworth Kiet Nguyen Corlene Alison Holtze Jean Gisele Ruiz Teletha Rose Hunter Jason Wilkes Jade Rebecca Quakawoot Aaron Thomas Smith Certificate III in Information and Danielle Jaye Smith Cultural Services Daryl John Thomas Nicole Frances Pratt Chanel Marie Wills

Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 45 Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 30 May 2014

Certificate III in Information, Digital Media Certificate III in Sport and Recreation and Technology Peter Amarant Michael Aagaard Tyron Baden Hunton Jared Bowland Bradley Blanch Sneddon Mikayla Joy Chin Brian Brown James Aleksander Gangur Daniel Sean Byrnes Bryce Johnson James Dix Benjamin Michael Kay Ian William Douglass Ryan La Brooy Daniel Leigh Evers David Liaw Troy Lesley John Gillett Karen Anne Lindsay Daniel Hutchinson Garry Raymond Lockyer Kieran Joyce George Magriplis Stanley King Joshua James McAllister Rogie Yves Henriette Makita Lee Neenan Jackson Morrison Warwick Peart Mia Nankivell Benjamin Rogers Kyle Neale Keith Charles Scott Geoffrey O’Donnell Kristofer Vance Jake Ross Kostandinos Smalios Certificate III in Meat Processing Scott Peter Willington (Retail Butcher) Troy Rico Nery Certificate III in Tourism Louise Mary Austin Certificate III in Occupational Health Shirley Rosemary Austral and Safety Anna Callaghan Malcolm Joel Nott Nikolina Hrmoljic Deanne Mary Rita Joe Kenyon Certificate III in Retail Renee Lace Katelynn Byfield Madison Joan Roberts Yueng Khong Naomi Roe Kaiya Annabelle Smith Certificate III in Retail Baking (Combined) Juan Yang Christopher Lea Field Shih Chieh Ku Certificate III in Tourism Niramon Kullasin (Retail Travel Sales) Redentor Loberas Amy Kate Griggs Robert Schwerdt Ciara Mary Kelehan Emma Jane Lloyd Certificate III in Retail Operations Phoenix Lee McMahon Zac Berry Verginia Kelly Nairn Adam Smith Joshua John Philip Shari Simone Rollins Emma-Louise Thom

Certificate III in Work Health and Safety Shan-Tia Butler Katharine Young

Certificate IV in Accounting Hui Chen Kimberly Jade Gilson Kathryn Mary Hannon Kim Beow Lim Donna Margaret Mearns Linh Thi Dieu Nguyen Akemi Odashima Hossain Arman Reaz Girlie Reonal Umblas Tingyu Wang Yanjuan Zhang

46 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 30 May 2014

Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy Certificate IV in Frontline Management Lea Bartley Corazon Balois Nicole Joyce Buntine Carol Cruden Maddison Edwards Siobhan Fitzpatrick Katrina Laylena Louise Lay Alma Goodall Geraldine Smith Judith Grieve Saikim Wan Karan Joan Hayward Elizabeth Joy Wigg Candice Kabwit Monica Lynne Williams Sarah-Jane Lockhart Matile Kaisalina Phillips Certificate IV in Bookkeeping Glenn David Rice Jo-Anne Bambach Bryce Shannon Jodie Ann Connell Marie-Louise Verbis Sandra Cusher Christopher Andrew Webb Shannon Louise Flanagan Merryn Weeding Priscilla Agapito Johnston Debra Joy Mason Certificate IV in Government Htun Naychi Soe (Investigation) Girlie Reonal Umblas Peter Austin Rebecca Louise Wigg Wendy Binyon-Swart Hubert Carolan Certificate IV in Business Kerrie Cunningham Gerryl Floyd Anaque Christine Dalgleish Douglas Roderick Duncanson Gary Wayne Farish Michelle Olive Durant Martyn Furlong Ioannis Karafyllis Lisa Jean Hurley James Andarasa Lumuli Rory Williamson McLeod Jane Namugenyi Wayne Edward Moloney Francelina Paula-Ximenes Neil William Rattray Amanda Peter Ernst Schwab Maria Estela Diaz Staines Nora Scragg Moana Christine Swanson Zarah Denese Tenorio Certificate IV in Hairdressing Matthew Stewart Wharton Carolyn Galea Siu Man Yip Helen Inga Beatrice Livsey George Zagarianos Certificate IV in Hospitality Certificate IV in Business Administration Va Thi Dang Kylie Trezna Burn Jennilyn De Pina Deborah Jane Gillard Victoria Kathleen Higgins Tegan Cherie Harwood Ma Thet Mar Naing Tahlia Lea Kemp Njeri Hannah Ngugi Patricia Therese Webb Gigi Repoledon Reed

Certificate IV in Computer Systems Certificate IV in Human Resources Technology Hannah Louise Bairstow Beau - Patrick Finch Lauren Brennan Angela Elisabeth Schoen Lisa Janene Fisher Lewis Seamons Gregory William Grace Ana Marta Hilario Pereira Certificate IV in Fitness Vanessa Phillips Anne Patricia Black Malinda Jade Pollok Garrith Graham Chandler Leah Frances Chandler Certificate IV in Information Technology Rodney James Fejo (General) James Francis James Richard Kidd Tre Manning-Watson Joshua Roach Sharyn Kay Uzkuraitis Sarah Van Den Broek Aimee Jay Williams

Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 47 Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 30 May 2014

Certificate IV in Marketing Kathleen Therese Nation Jacinta Barbour Emma Jane Newman Lynn Brian Norsworthy Certificate IV in Occupational Health Michael O’Halloran and Safety Judith Plenty Michael Alefaio Scott Porteous Sean Mychael Duncan Peter John Rintel Pauline Denise Halse Paul Christopher Riseley Alex Bojo Lokotyang Christopher Bernard Rothery Lynsey Sweeney Cristalle Anne Sligo Andrew Bruce Stevens Certificate IV in Project Management Nikita Patricia Taiwia Reece Bell Ana Tawake Jeannie Carleton Geraldine Toby Nicholas Coe Geoffrey Stewart Toomby Elspeth Heather Crosby Cynthia Twomey Arlyn Arias Daroch Mathymohan Velauthapillai Graeme John Davis Christopher Paul Roy Watts Roland Louis Deer Peter Anthony Welch Tanya Joy Power Rachel Dorothy Reeves Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety Ruth Cecilia Soorley Bronwyn Albanesi Gabrielle Wise Cassandra Louise Anthon Kristy Cahir Certificate IV in Retail Management Wendy Dennien Jane Imelda Goodings Susanne Leigh Dunkley Chenoa Ellison Certificate IV in Tourism Katrina Lee-Anne Halse Dimity Victoria Jessup Jennifer Jones Michael Joseph Maloney Certificate IV in Tourism (Guiding) Gary Richard McCarthy Christopher Scott Jones Marilyn McPherson Judith Martina Mohr Certificate IV in Training and Assessment David Carl Moore Julia Ann Alexander Ghulam Hajarah Shafiq Eugenie Collyer Ellis Nabil Tabet Rachel Anne Cotton Brett Antony Williams Gustavo Diaz John Thomas Egan Diploma of Business Christie Lee Fairlamb Khairul Bashar Kevin Francis Forster Douglas Roderick Duncanson Jason Kevin Frith Michelle Olive Durant Birgit George Alexandra Hatzivalsamis Neilia Ginnane Lan Hoang Chelsea Gayle Grieve Ioannis Karafyllis Miranda Beth Halliday Francelina Paula Ximenes Mark Hilton Anthony Sommerville Terry Hymus Hudson Adam Stuart Hughes Diploma of Business Administration Jennifer Dawn Hutson Janine Frances Honner Danielle Victoria Jackson Piumi Jayawardene Fionnuala Keogh Sunny Kokles-Ridgway Efstathios Kosmidis Felicity Ledek Jed Masters Celia McEwin Melanie Jane Meng Catherine Michelle Mulhall Jared Mullet Craig Anthony Murphy

48 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 30 May 2014

Diploma of Hospitality Diploma of Tourism Nishan Adhikari Lynette Maureen Kenyon Tika Datta Adhikari Amado Jr Cantoria Diploma of Vocational Education Vanessa Jane Galarrita and Training Wadzmia Cortez Hasim Josephine Mary Buck Bed Raj Jaishy Kim Louise Chapman Takehiro Kato Neil Croker Hyunlak Kim Toni Heaton Yu-Hsiu Liu Christine Margaret Tayler Kishor Pathak Katharine Young Thi Hue Pham Christine Amanda Zelley Lance Poulton Jianhua Zhang Ida Bagus Putu Raditya Putra Ana Cristina Ramos Diploma of Work Health and Safety Nguyen Du Tran Darryl Funnell Anthony Sommerville Diploma of Human Resources Management Brett Antony Williams Peta Michelle Matthews Marilyn McPherson

Diploma of Management Seranie Adelle Gamble Artur Gerein Cengiz Kurtul Luke William Riessen Trevor William Riessen David Paul Schultz Kym Travis Schutz Katharine Young

Diploma of Project Management Julia Ann Alexander Thomas Luke Anderberg Nick Boulton Mario De Nale Abraham Jacobus De Swardt Adam Benjamin Hill Sally Kearns Brian Christopher Mangwende Tracy McLeod Jyoti Pudasaini Martin Quigley Gary James Rose Keith Ian Savage Mary Greta Savage Bryce Shannon Brenna Alaine Toner Phillip Tonks Chantelle Renee Trebley

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Bachelor of Applied Science Bachelor of Social Work Timothy Paul Howarth Janene Dawn Mucha

Bachelor of Behavioural Science Graduate Diploma in Psychology Jessica Anne Bryant Bronwyn Cruickshank Kim Chartres Jacinta Louise Draper Master of Applied Linguistics Zoe Letetia Howes Avin Anwer Claire Jane Nesbit Jessica Jan Olds Master of Engineering Management Ruth Adela Sabou Ajang Deng Yiyieth Deng Brando Goulding Smith Donna Lee Sutherland Master of Nursing Delaretha May Widdowson Dong Wang

Bachelor of Environmental Science Master of Tropical Environmental (Environmental Management) Management Clare Louise Jarvis Kim Adrian Orchard

Bachelor of Nursing Jessica Kate Andrew Haley Rachelle Bannister Amy Jade Best Sharon Lee Brown Modestah Chisaga Caroline Eve Cosh Valerie Dete Constance Yeukai Gono Kristine Lucinda Hampton Tracy Leigh Harvison-Michalsky Kishore K Waseem Anthony Khan Cherie Rochelle King Amanda Jane Lloyd Jennifer Lutz Sarah Louise MacKenzie Florence Louise Marshall Evette Justine Matthews Melanie Jo McDermid Beiauea McDonald Wayde McGlinn Colleen Yeukai Muguti Cassie Margaret Murchie Rachel Louise Navanua Paula Patrice Phelps Ruby Jocelyn Plate Yvette Segundo Joanne Iris Shaw Alanna Kristy Smith Melissa Anne Taylor Amanda Jane Treagus Danasekar Udayakumar Katrina Lea Watts Julie Ann Wells

50 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Menzies School of Health Research Tuesday 17 June 2014

Master of Public Health Claire Jacqueline Eddowes

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Bachelor of Arts Graduate Diploma in Languages Caterina Bettega Oswald Marino Petrucco Kim Clayton Bianca Laura Rose Villani Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning Bachelor of Business Md Alanur Ali Akand Alvin Smales Dania Al Abiad Amanda Lee Allen Bachelor of Children’s Services Ellen Mary Angus Lisa Ross Beattie Iarla Jane Bastians Penelope Susan Dadleh Kerrilee Tamra Beaumont Deborah Josephine Ironside Rosetta Boyd Meika Susan Bradley Bachelor of Laws Frances Monica Braithwaite Apol Braithwaite Premkiran Chawla Adrian Christopher Bridgland Garth William Cochrane Vasilios Giamarelos Kylie Elizabeth Cooley Stephen James Gibbons Hayley Elizabeth Coombridge Louise Catherine Hann Kate Marie Dayman Beth Marree Kennedy Sandra D’Mello Alison Kate Martens Kirsten Nicole Daws Mathew Scott Morris Megan Heather Donald Roman Nosek Sally Anne Fisher David William Parsons Claire Sheryn Foord Tamara Jane Splatt Lainie Michelle Frederiksen Lauren Elise Fry Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Rupesh Goel Jennifer Ruth Allen Anastasia Greer-Clarke Jenna Marie Bell Tanya Jane Henderson Gavin John Browne Lynette Elizabeth John Dannielle Tamika Drew Rebecca Kemmery Mia Paige Fitzgerald Emma Caroline Kinge Emma Mary Gordon Miriam Alice Kreeck Blake Ryan Hammat Nusratbegum Mandsorwala Joanna Francess Humphries Tracy Lynn McEgan Casey-Anne Langler Nola Balsam Mohtar Aaron Scott Lindsay Jacquellyne Simonne Phelps Christine Michelle Perry Justin Michael Pool Bianca Laura Rose Villani Rhonda Lorraine Rees Kendall Laurie Vivian Michael Roberts Jessica Anne Webb Christine Marie Thompson Gina Elizabeth van Senden Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Angelina Wiens Early Childhood Elly Jane Wood Jennie Elizabeth Carlier Master of Business Administration Bachelor of Laws with Second Class Alexandra Mary D’Arcy Henkel Honours, Division A Jessica Jayne Lamont

52 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Tuesday 17 June 2014

Certificate III in Logistics Wayde Stor

Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) Alicia Amanda Marks

Diploma of Human Resources Management Julie Patricia Sauerwald

Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 53 Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Thursday 19 June 2014

Bachelor of Behavioural Science Michael James Campion Damon van der Schuit

Bachelor of Nursing Jessica Gai Anderson Dianne Joy Bell Christina Bevan Timothy Geoffrey Bool Carolyn Louise Britza Lynette Suzanne Down Jan Maree Gregor Kathryn Michelle Hardy Wendy Sandra Lewis Grace Makore Marleen Nozizwe Manzini Lauren Ann Nazzari Jennifer Jane Owen Steven Phillip Paton Jeremy Shaun Rodrigues Laura Angela Sinton Candice Jade Spooner Luisa Patricia Stephens Sharon Lee Walker Beverley Irene Weaire

Graduate Diploma in Child and Family Health Maricar Perez Alcedo Nomusa Mahlangu Katherine Mary Michell

Graduate Diploma in Nursing Russell Sydney Dyer

Master of Nursing Beena Charuplackal Kurian Kimberley Rae Hitchens Beena Mahesh Thuledu Ndiweni

54 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Thursday 19 June 2014

Certificate I in Textiles Clothing Certificate III in Arts Administration and Footwear John Derrick Rigby Hannah Caroline Auld Munatji Brumby Certificate III in Media Pamela Eileen Caddy Tiffanie Hughes Janet Carroll Anna Kristina Miers Mariea Engelii Cope Simone Maree Dann Certificate III in Music Garnet Djana Levi Chapman Lorraine Donald Ryan Hancock Suellen Joy Howarth Silva Wallawa Dream Landers Kirsty Lyn Robertson Michael Aaron Lindsey Rita Margaret Steller Rowan Martin Judith Teresa Van Der Meer Sarah McAllan Anna Louise Yeo Jonah Eliakim Woods Kate Louise Yoffa Trisha Yoffa Bachelor of Children’s Services Suzanne Danielle Walters Certificate II in Creative Industries (Media) Bachelor of Laws Sam Adami Ursula Judith Hindmarsh Sandy Bauer Maxim Buckley Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Julia Crowe Sarah Kate Hinton Aimee Jade Edwards Bethany Rae Waterhouse Jessica Georgopoulos Otis Gold Graduate Diploma in Teaching Mitchell Aaron Lowe and Learning Rachel Dawn Mann Cara Anne Brown Terrence Morris Joanne Marei Dermody Adam Newland Brooke McAllan Natasha Parr Yasmin Elaine Morris Krystal Rangitutia Estelle Roberts Ulysse Thivisol Master of Education Certificate II in Music Carolyn Keeghan Jasmine Anderson Mahlia Jade Armstrong Jayden Bartels Kerry Bird Bianca Jane Brown Rachel Lee Builder Jason Butcher Barry Campbell Alexis Coleman Nelson John Connelly Ebony-Jane Crack Cristina Lili Crockford Seikura Ford Amy Aaliyah Fuamatu Carl Inkamala Shenae Khan Matthew Lewis Aleisha Joy Lindsey Donovan Mulladad Cinderella Debby Nyathi Cliffy Troy Raggett Hanna Susan-Joy

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Diploma of Creative and Indigenous Writing Sharon Ruby Dykes

Graduate Certificate of Indigenous Education Cassandra Michelle Connelly

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School of Business and Cameron Nadan Noliqhwa Zanobuhle Ndiweni Service Industries Mark Dave Pacis Racquelle Jaye Paterson Certificate I in Business Callie-Shae Patuwai Tracey James Tianne Rothwell Georgina Jones Matthew James Somerville Andrew Nugiary Patricia Sumang Gracine Ross Mark Austine Tolentino Barry Albert Sams Tamy Lee Van Jaarsveld Aiden Christopher Vegera Certificate I in Hospitality Brooke Warren John Namatjira Emma Wormald Barry Nelson Ross Reid Certificate I in Tourism Danny Roger (Australian Indigenous Culture) Esau Ross Richard James Burnett Nathaniel Simms Shierese Cunningham Clifford Tiger Carlene Farrell Robert White Joshua Parry Margaret Casey Robinson Certificate I in Hospitality Sally Thompson (Kitchen Operations) James Wilson Rohan Ackerman Shaun Wilson Emily Bindle Catherine Driver Certificate II in Business Kym Louise Jean Henry Kathleen Abbott Connor Kaylen Jones Jennifer Baarda Avikaar Kumar Delicia Ann Benthin Hori Karifa Lat Lagah Amanda Boundy Sarah Schumacher Natalie Marie Brown Claire Thomas Erin Butcher Hayden Ward Alexander Earl Darin Richard Evans Certificate I in Information, Digital Media Lisa Evans and Technology Jodi Joy Frew Wendy Elizabeth Boyce Carolyn May Hemara Brian Norman Brierley Helen Gail Huen Nelson Lance Brown Veronica James Patricia Deady Valdwyn Moneymoon Bernadette Teressa Edwards Yasuko Ono Darin Richard Evans Kate Cherie Porter Mandy Ann Kirkland Rosalind Ronson Amanda Langenhorst Rose Russelhuber Yasuko Ono Barry Albert Sams Jason Arthur Rosenthal Daniel James Smith Rose Russelhuber Robert Laurance Smith Scott Tacey Michael James Stiller Rita Joanna Tomlins Angelique Tassios Ronald Willmot Melinda Leigh Thompson Fiona Jane Turner Certificate I in Retail Services Lisa Wakefield Irene Edith Banks Ashley Wiseman Benedict Lucas Cavanough Annalisa Young Tennille Crack Dayna Dicks Lachie Gordon Pamaljith Janappriya Molly Killingbeck Jacilyn Kate Lindner Emma Manuel Kyle Monkerud

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Certificate II in Hospitality Certificate II in Information, Digital Media Rohan Ackerman and Technology Sol Albury Brian Norman Brierley Bronte Deanne Altus Amanda Langenhorst Emily Bindle Lucinda Amelia Blom Certificate II in Retail Services Maxim Buckley Keanu Bancroft-Rauwhero Jeandre Cloete Kira Lee Danby Alexis Coleman Rachel Emilie Mesler Nelson John Connelly Rachelle Neilson Caitlin Conradie Stephanie O’Bryan Kayla Cotterill Carol Rebenque Ebony-Jane Crack Scott Cullenane Certificate II in Sport and Recreation Eva Sophia Delvecchio Soroya Brown Bianca Renee Di Maria Jake Butler Duyen Doan Manui Ford Aydan Donovan Madlen Bree Jones Amy Jane Du Preez Annetionettte Kelly Zavier Fabijan Jaxon Manu-Preston Chloe Flavell Rachel McEwan Ryan Forrester Craig O’Bryan Chelsea Gower Ellen Schembri Ned Hassall Jesse Schembri Courtney Hodge Lane Spence Connor Kaylen Jones James Steer Bridget Rose Knight Stephanie Keiarna Taylor Alicia Marie Kruske Zane Westover Emily Lightowler Hiyab Maru Certificate II in Tourism Brian McCormick Bronte Deanne Altus Rachel McEwan Jasmine Bates Shannen McEwan Madison Lee Cooper Renee McInnes Julia Crowe Carla Anne Molloy Alicia Marie Kruske Sarah Moore Cale Liddle Stephanie Ndindi Mukula Sunette Mndebele Noliqhwa Zanobuhle Ndiweni Skyla Stewart Cinderella Debby Nyathi Nicholah Panashe Wasarirevu Dominic Patrick Palma Bianca Pinheiro Certificate III in Accounts Administration Renee Richards Gemma Atanacio Abbie Louise Sayer Wendy Elizabeth Boyce Bonny Scott Giovanna Valentina Carlesso Asha Sheke Kylie Tracy Elston Skyla Stewart Voila Therese Krombholz Shinae Sullivan Rebecca Nicholson Ulysse Thivisol Maria Dorothy Ponado Stewart Thornton Harrison Odhiambo Lona Rading Eden Tohi Nurjis Sethi Winona Mavis Rivera Vivas Maria Irene Strawbridge Poppy Waterford Dannielle Tennielle Tilmouth Caitlin Paula Joy Westphal Bradley Turner Shona Willis Sabrina Fiona Winwood-Smith Certificate III in Beauty Services I Made Wisata Abadi Rochelle Margaret Cole Kate Louise Yoffa Jasmine Renee Gordon

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Certificate III in Business Cyndrella Uzzell Delicia Ann Benthin Chelsea Louise Rose Wasserman Patricia Deady Stella Whippy Kelly Doolan Chiu Wah Yau Christine Marie Hawkett Kate Louise Yoffa La Kyung Kwon Amanda Langenhorst Certificate III in Hospitality Athena Magoufakis (Commercial Cookery) Denise Murray Bijay Krishna Chetty Rokaiya Lee Satour Sabastian Giardina Rita Joanna Tomlins Adam Troy Plumecke Mary Claire Tupou Shobna Susan Samy James Pouk Ziel Tegan Rochelle Schuster-Bayly

Certificate III in Business Administration Certificate III in Information, Digital Media Lucy May Barlow and Technology Tabatha Amy Leish Duguay Brian Norman Brierley Theresa Marie Parsons Amanda Langenhorst Colleen Patricia Powell Amar Tarahija Rita Margaret Steller Certificate III in Information Technology Certificate III in Events Nikki Bennett Lisa Evans Ricardo Julius Ponidjo Sumopawiro Cassandra Leigh Laverty Rowen Tranter Rebecca Watling Certificate III in Meat Processing Certificate III in Fitness (Meat Retailing) Chelsea Emerald Day Basil Willem Davenport Anita Marie Gooley Steven Hladik Shanil Hameed Helen Valerie Mason Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) Certificate III in Hairdressing Richard David Griffiths Deanne Betty Haskard Taliha Laycock Certificate III in Micro Business Operations Wendy Elizabeth Boyce Certificate III in Hospitality Nelson Lance Brown Shannon Boyack Bernadette Teressa Edwards Sheridan Burns Amanda Langenhorst Katherine Sarah Campbell Rose Russelhuber Brianna Craggs Kerry Shervey Siobhan Eireann Dermody Lara Harding Certificate III in Occupational Health Jesse Hunter and Safety Hayden Ingerson Heather Joy Myers Rhiannon Johnson-Wilson Mayiel Tholpi Carla Anne Molloy Changjie Wang Stephanie Ndindi Mukula Hayley Newman Certificate III in Sport and Recreation Ashleigh June Owen Mary Cunningham Alessandra Pecorari Richard Anthony McGuire Tara Poulton Jason Napiorkowski Benjamin Joel Rayner Charlotte Lieza Said Omar Certificate III in Tourism Amy Schembri Kodie Leigh McEvoy Brooke Schembri Ellen Schembri Certificate III in Tourism (Guiding) Shannon Claire Simms Gavin John White Keiana Taliu Tsigereda Tangey Wesley Tohi Angus Tuckwell

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Certificate III in Work Health and Safety Certificate IV in Hospitality (Commercial Nelson Lance Brown Cookery) Patricia Deady Umesh Chand Michael Raymond Drew Bernadette Teressa Edwards Certificate IV in Human Resources Amanda Langenhorst Kirsty Dawson Rose Russelhuber Joanne Marie Ryan Kerry Shervey Rita Joanna Tomlins Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety Certificate IV in Accounting Jackson Ankers Verena Emma Barfuss Michael Berard Certificate IV in Project Management Wendy Elizabeth Boyce Ibtesam Bashir Giovanna Valentina Carlesso Cherie Danielle Brown Janet Sue Dales Jamie Geoffrey Finn Michael Raymond Drew Travis John Lee Mitchell Kylie Tracy Elston Simon Onslow Nicol Belinda Langcake Luke Robert Richardson Lucinda Owen Nurjis Sethi Certificate IV in Retail Management Tracey Lee Davis Certificate IV in Business Alice Mary Gawler Certificate IV in Small Business Loretta Leigh Harris Management Gloria Walet Scott Travis Berry Nelson Lance Brown Certificate IV in Business Administration Amanda Langenhorst Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Teena Therese Norman Paul Barrett Karin Berschl Certificate IV in Frontline Management Michael Cameron Boyce Sandra Gabrielle MacDonald Wendy Elizabeth Boyce Cameron Allan Miller Steven Edward Carli-Seebohm Rose Russelhuber Sia Cox Nurjis Sethi Stephen William Darling Craig Patrick Violet Bernadette Teressa Edwards Karen Ann Eva-Stirk Certificate IV in Hairdressing Darin Richard Evans Louise Esther Trotter Sheree Fickling Matthew Terrance Gadsby Certificate IV in Hospitality Richard Grose Jack Aspin Louise King Denise Becker Robert Charles Larkins Kaitlyn Blain April Lemonk Jade Louise Cooke Kerrie Margaret Lerossignol Grace Ferry Virginia Anne Morley Mary Elizabeth Hair Yasuko Ono Kristine Maree Hammond Elmer Paul Pena Candice Henry Susan Phillips Ravine George Thomas Kelly Patricia Mary Skinner Christina Lena Michelle Thomas Rawinporn Pethsri Malcolm Andrew Vickery Lauren Ashleigh Reval Francois Alwyn Schoeman Kira Lee Stephens Alexa Angie Sutton Mitchell Eathan James Uzzell Kendra Leigh Watkins

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Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety Eric Bailey Paul Barrett Ronald Willmot

Diploma of Hospitality Jade Louise Cooke

Diploma of Management Brett Charles Crocker

Diploma of Project Management Michael Adedayo Adeyemo

Diploma of Vocational Education and Training Eric Bailey Nelson Lance Brown

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School of Primary Industries

Certificate I in Agrifood Operations Gareth Anderson Corey Scott Baker Kevie Buzzacott Kevin Coulthard Lachlan Malbunka Michaelis McMasters Wayne Mick Travis Philomac Abel Ratara Jermaine Walker

Certificate II in Horticulture Joseph Breaden Xavier Kitson Warren Maloney

Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management Comfort Ncube

Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management Diane-Audrey Chanut

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School of Trades Certificate II in Remote Area Essential Service Certificate I in Automotive Timothy Norman Deodard Brink Richelle Brown Certificate II in Resources and Munish Nikish Chetty Infrastructure Work Preparation Brandon Lankin Ben Barry Jamie Napier Clarissa Johnson Cameron Richards Trevor John Munckton Jess Hamish Richard Tyley Valentine Palmer Brenton Presley Certificate I in Engineering Paul Rose Daniel Graham Stan Stokes Stuart Ross Christopher Wayne Damien Williams Certificate I in Resources and Infrastructure Operations Certificate II in Split Air-Conditioning and Tyson Bielby Heat Pump Systems Richelle Brown Jacobus Ignatius De Wet Katricia Campbell Brendon Anthony Donnelly Kirsten Cook Justin Chuck Dowson Mitchell Couchman Brodie Mark Duff Liam Dixon Paul Justin Fraser Rhiannon Dixon Shane Robert Garfath Jasper Edwards Steve Goodlet Steven Edwards-Arnold Geordie Don Gorey Calib Raymond Jacob Hearn Trevor Graves Robert Hull Benjamin James Griffiths Moss Marlu Kilby-Glencross Michael Gurney Cody Marriott Joshua Robert Hale Lorn May Ryan Ilewellyn Lambert Sean Molyneux Conor John Ian Oravsky Griffith Pawape Riyan Taylor Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Dylan Tuckwell Technology (Heavy Vehicle Mobile Oliver Walsh Equipment) Daniel Ambrose Lorkin Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical Daniel Thomas Travis (Air Conditioning) Ryan John Bilato Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Anthony Cooke Technology (Light Vehicle) Pierre De La Rey James Butler Alex Werner Eberli Devinder Kumar Suthar Keiulkumar Cameron McDonell Isaac Mupamhadzi Ferdinand Bia Montoya Binu Peechattukudy Chacko Sukuoluhle Sibanda Nicholas Joel Reuther Jason Ryan Wegert Daniel Thomas Travis Certificate III in Automotive Vehicle Body Certificate II in Automotive Vehicle (Panel Beating) Servicing (Light Vehicle) Sye Helam Cornelius Goodson Darren Buzzacott Joshua Kelson Ronald David Kirkman Clinton Price Certificate III in Automotive Vehicle Body Robert Raggett (Vehicle Painting) Ian Woods Nicki Lee Bowen Darren Potts Certificate II in Logistics Francis David Clarke

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Certificate III in Carpentry Paul Michael Coss Thomas Simon Neville Gower Jamie Shane Grassi Trent Hardy Gregory Anthony Mueller Tarrant William Nicholson Jake Christopher Smyth

Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician Derek Adam Doherty Shawn Du Venage Brodie Mark Duff Jeremy Gardner Samuel Huyben Brett Dwayne Manuel Fergus McGauchie Dylan Reilly-Pick Jarrod Thomas Rice Jake Weckert

Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade Matthew Tom Abrey

Certificate III in Plumbing Terry James Colotti Andrew Robert Hill Jamie Ross Phillips Mark Austin Russell

Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Lachlan John Boal Alan Chalmers Lee Scheidegger Jarrod Oscar Woolcock

Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building) Gary Charles Amory Christopher Leslie Campbell Matthew David Cunningham Ioannis Dionisiou Naomi Rae Edwards Angus James McGeachie Geoffrey Norman Roberts

Certificate IV in Logistics Benjamin Domenic Adami Francis David Clarke Stewart Fleming Douglas France Robert Nelson Polglase

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School of VET Health, Certificate IV in Education Support Community and Children’s Lisa Johnson Services Certificate IV in Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing) Certificate II in Community Services Tegan Lynne Sankey Jessica Corbett-Bryan Esiah Jones Certificate IV in Youth Work Isaiah Jones Alba-Luz Brockie Antonio Long Matthew Day Rhianna Ross Carmen Michelle Glynn-Braun Sandra Gabrielle MacDonald Certificate II in Spoken and Written English Maria Carolina Monsalve Dorado

Certificate III in Children’s Services Jennifer Lisa Ashenden Joanne Mary Boniface Tahlia Heather Brown Joanna Ruth Duncan Chloe Flavell Irena Krzton Whitney Anne McNamara Carla Anne Molloy Joanne Maree Sherrin Wannisa Sillapat Neena Soni Min Hong Tong

Certificate III in Community Services Work Deborah Ashley Alba-Luz Brockie Michelle Katherine Hodgson Leela Kruger

Certificate III in Disability Julie Marguerite De Quaine Kent Clauver Simon

Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs Jodie Lee Carr

Certificate IV in Community Services Work Lauren Renee Birch Alba-Luz Brockie Jeremiah Corbett Matthew Day Julie Marguerite De Quaine Timothy Price

Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 65 Alumni Welcome

Congratulations on completing your award from Charles Darwin University. I hope you will never forget your time with us and I encourage you to stay in touch with the University as you continue through your life journey.

I wish you every success in your future endeavours and encourage you to contribute to the Alumni web site and University publications. We would be delighted if you would share your experiences of the University, future career achievements and personal triumphs.

Charles Darwin University Alumni has been set up to support and promote the interests of our graduates, and to foster an environment where members can contribute to the future of the University. The Alumni also provides a professional and social connection for all people who have contributed to Charles Darwin University.

Alumni membership is free. You can complete your Alumni registration online through the Alumni website at www.cdu.edu.au/alumni

On behalf of the Alumni and the University, I welcome you into the Alumni family and I look forward to continuing our relationship with you.

Yours sincerely

Her Honour The Honourable Sally Thomas AC Chancellor

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68 Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 Academic Dress

Degree of Doctor (other than the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy) • Festal gown of scarlet cloth of Cambridge doctoral pattern with 10cm facings and sleeve linings with the colour of the doctoral degree • Black velvet bonnet with silver cord and tassel • Hood of scarlet cloth lined with silk of the relevant award colour specified in Table 1

Degree of Doctor of Philosophy • Festal gown of scarlet cloth of Cambridge doctoral pattern faced with cream silk • Black velvet bonnet with cream cord and tassel • Hood fully lined with claret silk and edged with cream silk

Masters Degrees • Black gown of Cambridge masters pattern • Black trencher/mortar board with black tassel • Hood fully lined with the relevant award colour specified in Table 1 and edged with white silk

Graduate Diplomas and Certificates Degree of Bachelor • Black gown of Cambridge bachelors pattern • Black trencher/mortar board with black tassel • Hood trimmed with the relevant award colour specified in Table 1

Diplomas/Advanced Diplomas/Associate Degrees • Black gown • No hood or trencher • Full length stole

Associate Diplomas/Certificate IV • Black gown • No hood or trencher • Full length stole

Certificates other than Certificate IV • Black gown

Table 1 Colourse ar allocated to groups of awards in areas which form a broad field of study, as follows:

Field of Study Colour Natural and Physical Sciences Moss Green Information Technology Cossack Green Engineering and Related Technology Purple Architecture and Building Magenta Agriculture, Environmental and Related Studies Peony Red Health Pale Green Education Peach Management and Commerce Powder Blue Society and Culture Gold Creative Arts Lemon Food Hospitality and Personal Services Light Royal Blue Mixed Field Programs Lavender Indigenous Education New Red

Charles Darwin University May - June Graduation Ceremonies 2014 GRADUATION PROGRAM May - June 2014